Answering questions from Perl beginners here or elsewhere is a pretty good way to help. At some point someone will ask a question that you can't find an answer to; then you can invent a solution and share it with everyone.

Most people just solve their own problems and try to make the solution general enough to help other people too. But there's no reason that has to be the only way. Good luck!

-sam

PS: XML::Validator::Schema needs a ton of work if it's ever going to even approach spec-compliance. If you're in the mood for some extreme XML nerdiness you're more than welcome to dig in!

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