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G'day ww,

Thanks for your efforts in attempting to track down an answer.

I was a bit surprised that you were denied access to site documentation: you've been a member of SiteDocClan for as long as I can remember!

If "Perl News" needs to be removed from that "What is consideration?" list, perhaps "Craft" could be taken out at the same time (I just noticed that's obsolete and unused for over 13 years).

— Ken

In reply to Re^2: Perl News: Approval Nodelet missing options by kcott
in thread Perl News: Approval Nodelet missing options by kcott

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