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(Replying to my own post!)

So I exchanged a couple of emails with the editor of PerlMonth. He says that PerlMonth isn't anywhere near as dead as we think it is and that we should expect to see new stuff appear real soon now.

btw - my 600th node in the Monastery!

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: PerlMonth on PerlMonks by davorg
in thread PerlMonth on PerlMonks by darobin

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