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Even with JavaScript enabled the sign up process is still nasty! There is no feedback to suggest the button has actually done anything. I ended up with three "join up" emails: one for the first click on the top button, one for the second click when I thought I'd missed the button or something, and one for the click on the duplicate button at the bottom of the page because I thought the top button was broken. By that time the first email had arrived!

Maybe it's because the page is 'Python powered'?

True laziness is hard work

In reply to Re^2: Perl Weekly newsletter by GrandFather
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