jacques, I agree with davorg regarding the journals. I really don't see what there is to gain by having them here.

...but we are suppose to be the Perl community site.

Perlmonks is part of the Perl community that's for sure but it's not the 'be-all-and-end-all' of the Perl community hence it's not the Perl community site. The Perl community is made up of many other sites and irc/pm_meetings/conferences/usenet/mailing_lists etc...

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