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Because those active on p5p are among the possible sources of an answer to an extremely esoteric question; an answer that probably would otherwise require the OP have the experience, knowledge and patience to profit by digging thru perlguts and who-knows-what-else.

p5p does not develop or maintain XML::Simple, asking them about XML::Simple is offtopic and annoying

On the other hand, if you, Anonymonk, can answer it here, I'll be delighted to upvote a brief and correct exposition that's accessible to those of less than Perl Porter stature (like /me).

Wait, what? What question?

In reply to Re^4: XMLin question by Anonymous Monk
in thread XMLin question by stryda42

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