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Dear Monks,

For Microsoft they conducting exams for microsoft languages and they providing Microsoft Certified Professional. Like, Why don't we conduct exams for perl. We can also conduct the exam and can provide the perl certified professional certificate. The minimum qualification may be monk in perlmonks is enough, or likethat we can say any minimal qualifaction. So, please gods anyone suggest my request and do the needful if it possible.

Regards,
Gube

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