Artist,
     I agree PerlMonks is a great site as I have been helped by those who have a far greater understanding and insight into topics than myself on many occasions and helped fast too.
     I was not trying to cast a negative light on PM or the frequency of use, quality or material or users etc, it just got me thinking about how user activity in general on the web is. I know when you take into consideration the genre, quality of information and whether you can access this information without logging in will skew the results, but am curious to see if there are any similarities.

Regards Paul

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