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Re: PerlMonks and Linkingby gmax (Abbot) |
| on Jun 01, 2005 at 15:39 UTC ( #462529=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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Perlmonks is a great quoting machine. When you join, you are invited to reasearch, and even encouraged to prepare for a good question. There is even an advanced essay on how to research. As a consequence, when you become an experienced monk, you quote and link whenever you can, also because you want to conform to the other great monastery chant: "don't reinvent the wheel". As merlyn's links and quotes became legendary (have you ever seen any of his I-have-a-column-about-that answers?) many monks contributed to the Tutorials, so that, when the time comes, we are able to link to something that we consider appropriate. (I did it!) Thus, I am on the "first-tutorial-and-then-link" side. Now, let me finish by offering you some feedback on the great force of PerlMonks. _ _ _ _ (_|| | |(_|>< _|
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