oh thanks for that quester
but dont you think that we should have some recent messages available there only
will we lose anything (bandwidth issue) if we do so?
it will be more user friendly
if someone is new to perlmonks then he/she requires efforts to do certain tasks like this.
please dont take it as i am againt this forum, i personally love this forum except for its user non-friendlyness at some places
some great monks says 'lazyness is the best way to learn perl' .

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