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I just want to adwise you to check if you are allowed to use your script on a government website. Just because it's possible it does not always mean it's a good idea. Be sensitive about data privacy when automating web things. When using the swiss army chanisaw, be aware you might cut your leg off if you're careless.

BTW: I don't feel well with people posting valid mail adresses and phone numbers instead of example data ... because I hate spam.

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In reply to Re: getting started with LWP and HTML::TokeParser by BrimBorium
in thread getting started with LWP and HTML::TokeParser by Perlbeginner1

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