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Re: Chicago.pm and conversations about Perl (Score:2)

by davorg (18)

use.perl.org and perlmonks.org are both based on slashcode

Actually Perl Monks uses the Everything engine (or, more likely, a fork of it). Not that this detracts from your main point at all.
Slashdot [slashdot.org] recently had a bit of a redesign - so I can't see why use.perl can't have one too. I strongly suspect that the only reason it hasn't is a lack of resources (whether that's time, money, tuits or something else).
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  by scot (6695) on 2007.02.21 17:12 (#53362) Homepage Journal
  
  I recall a series of posts by chromatic [oreillynet.com] over at perl.org [perl.org] in which he blogged [oreillynet.com]about refactoring the Everything Engine. Did any of that work make its way into the Perlmonks [perlmonks.org] site?
  
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    by chromatic (983)
    
    Unfortunately, not yet. Everything needs more work before it's compelling even to consider migrating Perl Monks to a newer version, and it's not a priority for anyone working on it.

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