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darn... (Score:1)

by cog (4665)

I hate when websites ask me for "4 characters minimum" nicknames :-(
- Re:darn... (Score:2)
  
  by gabor (1626)
  I'll fix that for you later today...
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  Test automation using Perl [szabgab.com]
- minimum reduced to 1 (Score:2)
  
  by gabor (1626)
  so you can be yourself :)
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  Test automation using Perl [szabgab.com]
  - Re:minimum reduced to 1 (Score:1)
    
    by cog (4665)
    
    Yay! :-D
    
    Thanks! :-)
added ? (Score:2)

by gabor (1626)
Actually there is no need to add your modules. They should be included automatically by the populate script. (Lemme know if something is missing). Anyway it is a good idea to put in an opening message like you did so people will feel more comfortable writing in that area.
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- Test automation using Perl [szabgab.com]
- Re:added ? (Score:2)
  
  by mir (51)
  
  Adding your module seems to be the easiest way of getting emailed every time someone adds something to the thread though, thus allowing authors not to have to monitor the forum.
  
  Thank you in any case for this feature, which is probably the only way I will add cpanforum to the already long list of places where people can potentially ask questions about my module (perl-xml mailing list, usenet, perlmonks...).
  
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  mirod

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