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I think we need a place for non-programmer monks.

This idea comes from a non-programmer monk's cry. Personally, I don't agree some gurus' reply. Hacking, writing modules for CPAN or even program in perl ought not to be a requirement for join perlmonks. Some monks have been away from perl for some time would like to stay here but don't mean they still like to write code in perl. If we write a poem in perl, we could post on Poetry , if we write a snippet, we post it on Snippets, but if we named our puppy in perl or simply want to share a joke to monks, where do we post?

Meditations ? Perl News ? It seems a alternative, but the name keeps many people away.

I am trying to improve my English skills, if you see a mistake please feel free to reply or /msg me a correction

In reply to a place for other monks? by xiaoyafeng

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