Brother Monks,
I was looking through some nodes yesterday, and at the end of 344977 was an appended question of whether the scripts for the perlmonks website are available to the general public? I have wondered this in the past myself, and bookmarked the node to see what (if any) the reponse would be. While the main question of the node got answered, this question did not (which is why I'm asking it again here). Maybe these are already available for perusal somewhere in the monastery, but I could not find them with a search. Plus I also don't wish to offend anybody with this question.
Thanks a lot
Martymart
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