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Here's an idea to get the site revamped

We have a t-shirt contest on the site. The purpose of the t-shirt is to promote Perl and move away from the "Perl is dead" crap that's going on.

For example:

Perl's not Dead
$truth =~ s/\<php\>/perl/ig
<? I Suck ?>
<? Perl is Better ?>

Then have perlmonks.com on the back or something...

We set a goal of however it might cost to hire a pro UI & Web Designer to revamp the site and show a meter on the front page. Once the goal is reached, then we can get it done and launch the new version.

I think this could work!

Oh yeah, the winner of the contest get's their shirt sold on the site, and these proceeds fund the project

In reply to Re: Site facelift? by locust
in thread Site facelift? by locust

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