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Couldn't agree more++ Argel

BrowserUk's discussions with other members of the community have made for very interesting reading and at times amusement, long may they continue!

Good discussions between very intelligent people (for the most part) who hold differing views is to be applauded, all can learn from it.

Why should that discussion be limited to just Perl, when those said same people have a wealth of knowledge on other subjects to impart.

Given the option of a "Water Cooler" you could choose to subscribe to that section or not.

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