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That's kind of odd - to think of SlashCode as a default or something. Everything is perl, if we wrote our own site (not to discount the voodoo already done by tye and the rest of the pmdevils) then it'd be perl as well. If you want to have a journal then you can... on http://use.perl.org.

I guess I could turn that around and say it'd be silly to change just because some people think that Slash is a default.

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In reply to Re: using slash? by diotalevi
in thread using slash? by jacques

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