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It is good that you feel a little uncomfortable approving that node to Seekers of Perl Wisdom. There is a point to this tension. I think the question was appropriate for that section. But I'm glad people have to "think twice" about whether it belongs. I wish more people would think at least twice before posting. But at least if they post something that is clearly a Perl question, it will be something we are used to. (:

Even better would be if people would also super search before posting. Then they'd see that this idea has been proposed and shot down many times already. q-:

        - tye (thinking twice, daily)

In reply to (tye)Re: Grab bag category by tye
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