5 years ago today, Perl Monks opened its doors for the first time.
And about three years ago I read a Damin Conway interview in the pair Networks support newsletter and said to myself, "A Perl resource on the net? Great idea! Join immediately!" It's been great fun, and I've learned an enormous amount.
Thanks to everyone who has helped make Perl Monks a useful, helpful, and welcoming resource to this day.
Yeah. Thanks a million everyone. What a terrific resource.
Alex / talexb / Toronto
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