Re^4: How does perl-thanks work?

[marto]

in reply to Re^3: How does perl-thanks work?
in thread How does perl-thanks work?

Indeed, that aspect isn't covered in this documentation. It is not uncommon for mailing lists (especially high volume/technical ones) to be moderated in this fashion. If I get time this evening I'll submit changes to this documentation clarifying usage and what to expect.

Update: ... and report the broken links on http://dev.perl.org/perl5/. Done.

[szabgab]

So when I send a message to perlbug@, I get an immediate reply, but when I send one to perl-thanks@ I get nothing.

In any case it would be awesome to add some explanation. RT 120812

[marto]

I've sent some emails and am waiting to hear back before submitting a patch. I'll keep you updated.

[taint]

++ Thanks marto

As to redundant/overkill; Maybe so, but I think that a page like that would bode well for Perl's image -- popularity, PR, etc (not to insinuate to the contrary), and how would making people feel good, be a bad thing. :)
The page would just be impressive, too. My humble thought's, anyway.

--Chris