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I borrowed the %nodetypes hash from this script for a CGI client and found that it didn't contain all types, some must have been added since it was written. The original contains 14, this 19:

my %nodetypes = (
    'bookreview'           => 'Book Reviews',
    'categorized answer'   => 'Categorized Answers',
    'categorized question' => 'Categorized Questions',
    'CUFP'                 => 'Cool Uses for Perl',
    'modulereview'         => 'Reviews',
    'monkdiscuss'          => 'Perlmonks Discussion',
    'note'                 => 'Reply',
    'obfuscated'           => 'Obfuscated Perl',
    'perlcraft'            => 'Perl Craft',
    'perlmeditation'       => 'Meditations',
    'perlnews'             => 'Perl News',
    'perltutorial'         => 'Tutorials',
    'perlquestion'         => 'Seekers of Perl Wisdom',
    'poem'                 => 'Poems',
    'review'               => 'Reviews',
    'snippet'              => 'Code Snippets',
    'sourcecode'           => 'Code Catacombs',
    'tutorial'             => 'Tutorials',
    'user'                 => 'Users',
);
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In reply to Re: Perl/Tk Newest Nodes Client by epoptai
in thread Perl/Tk Newest Nodes Client by Shendal

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