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Weekly links on Perl.it (Score:1)

by larsen (1903)

It's not directly intended to improve the quality of Perl-related links on delicious, but I use it to collect the links I post every week on Perl.it's blog. Each of these links is tagged both with perl and perlit tags.
del.icio.us use (Score:2)

by jordan (120)

I use del.icio.us heavily and I want to point out that bookmarking something there is not necessarily an indication of approval or value, sometimes, I bookmark things for reference.

That being said, if you want to improve overall quality of perl-tagged links on del.icio.us, I have a few suggestions:

- Bookmark good Perl links.
- Recommend those you know to bookmark them.
- Follow those people who find and post good Perl links (make them part of your network) and copy their better links.
- Bookmark the BAD Perl l
- Re: (Score:1)
  
  by sab (7319)
  
  The first three suggestions are natural, the last one (bookmark bad links and tag them with bad_perl_pratice ou decrepated_perl_practice) is not. So may be the last one is the one we should pay more attention to.
- Re: (Score:1)
  
  by Accidental Angel (6668)
  
  Keep it simple: use the tags "badperl" and "goodperl".