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I've put together an experimental perlmonks search engine that is now up and running. It searches node titles not the node contents and currently only contains data from the past few months. Even with those limitations, I hope it will help fill the gap we currently have searching this site.

Depending on how hard it hits my server, I may or may not leave it up permanently.

As always, feedback is more than welcome.

So, what are you waiting for? Go try it out.

-Blake

In reply to Offsite Perlmonks Search Engine by blakem

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