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... Gee, I guess when I asked my question I sounded like I knew alot more about Perl than I was letting on?

Actually no, I think he meant you've had an account on perlmonks before and you've created a new account

But that is a bizzare comment, since,

A socket-puppet is a rare thing on PerlMonks, some idiot creating a throwaway account, to create the illusion of popular support -- responding to his own comments saying "yes, i agree, great idea" -- and you merely asked for help

I guess your writing style could be mistaken for one or two frequent posters, but the charge of sock-puppetry really doesn't hold

If you're open to commentary on your style, I might classify it as a bit flowery or maybe even hoity-toity -- a fakakta characterization I know :)

My suggestion is skip the yada yada and try to get to the point sooner :) How do I post a question effectively?

In reply to Re: Insular Assumptions About Intelligence by Anonymous Monk
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