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Dear Monks
I believe that bookmarking would help all of us

Some Observations
1. Perl Programming does not happen in vaccume.
2. We know a good amount of resources collectively which can help us
3. Good amount of outside links exists which we use daily.
Idea:Categorized Bookmarks section on Perlmonks.
Bookmark Operations:
- Add
- Up Vote
- Down Vote
- Move to a different category
- Copy to a different category
- Delete
- Update
- Describe
- Review
Advantages:
- A a good service to the perl community.
- Good and fresh links for given topics.
- Many others.
Related Thoughts:
- Request/Response Links on specific topics. Example:
  - Configuration of Apache on Windows XP with Perl and MYSQL.
  - Configuration of .emacs with CPerl mode.
Notes: Author can get dynamic XP for bookmark suggestion.
Request: Your Feedback and Suggestions.

Thanks
artist

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