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  • It's not exactly what you want, and it's fairly dead, but there's http://apprentice.perl.org/ [perl.org]

    It could probably be repurposed, revitalized, and so on. I don't know if there's a benefit to that.
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    rjbs
    • That would be very nice. I have been looking for something like that for a while. I finally helped Mr. Bunce get the new DBI/DBD faq site going.

      I would definately post to it. It really wouldn't matter what as long as I was helping the Perl community and using Perl to do it. : )
    • That sounds like a fantastic idea, though I'm not sure "apprentice" quite fits the bill. Maybe something more like hits.perl.org, or do.perl.org, or a completely separate site. Something like Amazon's mechanical Turk that could be easily extended to the open source community in general. This sounds like a job for Catalyst! Also, since the site doesn't exist yet, I guess I'll just say here that I'd be willing to help make it happen :)
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