This has already been brought up before here: see PHPMonks?.
Of course, if neither of those are what you are looking for you could always try your hand at creating your own...
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rozallin
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I don't know if it is "akin" to perl monks, but you should check out PHP Freaks. You can find a lot of good info there. Also, you can't go wrong by going directly to the source.
HTH,
/Larry
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M$ employee walks into the Redmond common lounge and exclaims, "Guys, what is the fuss about these computers named after a fruit?"
M$ employee is pointed to the local Fruit-of-the-loom store.
M$ employee is barred from publishing his blog, and then summarily fired.
EFF takes on yet another freedom-to-know case.
Update: Obviously, I am posting the above tongue-in-cheek. mdog, the world of PHP is full of forums and help sites much like most other languages. I doubt, however, any place would come close to the spirit and community of Perlmonks.
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