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Este seria um trabalho interessante, afinal recursos que mantenham uma comunidade unida valem a pena serem desenvolvidos.

Um dos grandes destaques do Perl é justamente a comunidade, que acrescenta recursos e mantem a linguagem viva!

Dez pequenos grupos isolados não motivam participação, porém um grupo forte, com todos os mecanismos e trabalho já feito para organizar o PerlMonks, com alguns recursos adicionais para filtrar as mensagens, como sugeridos neste thread, como já ocorre em "Newest Nodes" e "Show Unmoderated Content"!

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This would be an interesting work, after all resources that keep a joined community are valid the penalty to be developed.

One of the great prominences of the Perl is exactly the community, that adds resources and keeps the alive language!

Ten small isolated groups does not motivate participation, however a strong group, with all the mechanisms and work already made to organize the PerlMonks, with some resources you add to filter the messages, as suggested in this thread, as already it occurs in "Newest Nodes" and "Show Unmoderated Content"!

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In reply to Re^2: [PT_BR] Escrever em Português no Perlmonks by mda2
in thread [PT_BR] Escrever em Português no Perlmonks by Mago

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