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Attention all Perl consultants here in the Monastery:

As a public service, I'd like to keep a list of monks who take freelance consulting jobs. I'd keep this list on my home node, so that whenever someone comes along saying they need a "sample" script to do something, I can point him to the list of Monks who will gladly take the job for hire.

Mind you, I'm not talking about people who are legitimately looking for help with projects. I'm talking about people who want to just get their job done for them.

Yes, I'm serious. /msg me and I'll put you on the list.

xoxo,
Andy
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In reply to Attention all Perl consultants by petdance
in thread Sample Script to monitor Registry changes by Anonymous Monk

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