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apparently neither of you read his page either (Score:2)
as the CPAN front page is all bulleted lists...and that's precisely what the page extols as readable. If people can't read that, then that's, again, not our problem but theirs. You know the old saying that you can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink. CPAN is still around precisely because it hasn't been over-engineered like so many other things in perl.
P5 and P6 and Ponie and Parrot are all to the point where only people with tuits and clue can do anything so I suppose the only thing lef
Re:apparently neither of you read his page either (Score:2)
The mere presence of bulleted lists does not provide a 100 percent readable, usable solution. Consider that the items on CPAN, for example, are not all that different and can confuse people deciding which item they should select.
When our users tell us they're having a problem, we can't just say "Oh, you're all idiots". Why have such contempt for users? All u
Re:apparently neither of you read his page either (Score:2)
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