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Since the site is based on the Everything Engine, there may be good arguments to be made for not doing too much customizaiton.

That being said, I agree that given Perl, open-source, blah, blah, blah, that if there are people willing (and demonstrably able) to make the enhancements, then good ideas (how to determine this?) shouldn't languish because any individual is too busy.

In reply to Re: Perl Monk Hackers by voyager
in thread Perl Monk Hackers by srawls

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