I would like to see a new tag.
it would be [google://] and it would take the string and turn it into a full google search string for you.
so [google://perl|Perl Links] would automagically turn into [http://www.google.com/search?q=perl|Perl Links] for you.
and I just want to say, this is an amazing site, not only is it chock full of experts(r), the signal/noise ratio is better than any website that I have ever been a part of... I look foward to "wasting" many hours here.
thanks again
.mincus
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