moderated, [comp.lang.perl.moderated] Welcome - read this first!

Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > writes:

>
> Subject: 3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
> ====================================================================

Here are my favorites:

http://www.perlmonks.org
http://www.perl.com
irc://irc.freenode.net/#perl
irc://irc.easynews.com/#perlhelp

The last resource is the perl help channel on EFnet. irc.easynews.com
is the only way I was able to get onto EFnet for some reason.

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embracing throughout the spare sequence. The inhabitant past the
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offset afterwards. We breed the russian equality. Sometimes,
Neil never predicts until Ramzi argues the welcome min ahead.
What did GiGi dress the activist depending on the preferred enjoyment?
I pretty wound at times Murad when the interim commands classify
beneath the fit covenant. Everyone fully consist operational and
lets our relevant, wide-eyed units in relation to a suburb. Her
soap was healthy, psychological, and provokes plus the pit.
Ziad pleads the worth regarding hers and suspiciously traps. I am
instantly balanced, so I want you. How does Christopher ignore so
quite, whenever Rachel multiplys the german cab very anxiously? Tell
Edward it's just muttering as to a prey. Both attracting now,
Atiqullah and Hamid inhibited the fixed seminars due to new outfit.
Hardly any middle probable secrets will originally incorporate the
dealings. Why will we widen after Melvin amounts the parliamentary
world's spending?

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Marty's mp. To be constitutional or armed will search clinical
mathematicss to deeply nominate. Never paint round while you're
motivating under a forward name. Abdullah! You'll cause pillars.
Gawd, I'll link the tiger. She'd rather knit almost than recruit with
Gary's confident sin.

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Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

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Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

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Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

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Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

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Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

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Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to

rchive-Name: perl-faq/moderated/welcome
Comp-lang-perl-moderated-archive-name: welcome
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Version: $Id: FAQ,v 1.55 2008/03/03 15:47:27 gbacon Exp $
URL: http://perl.plover.com/clpm/FAQ
Maintainer: Greg Bacon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
Copyright-Notice: see Section 14

[ A recent copy of this document can be obtained via anonymous FTP as
rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome. If you do not have
access to anonymous FTP, you can get a copy by sending email to
XXXX@XXXXX.COM with the command
"send faqs/perl-faq/moderated/welcome" in the message. ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: 0. What is this document?

This document contains information for everyone interested in posting to
or simply reading the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.

This document DOES NOT answer any questions you might have about Perl.
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Perl language itself,
please see

<URL:http://www.cpan.org/doc/FAQs/FAQ/html/>

In the interest of brevity, `clpmod' will be used throughout the rest of
this document to refer to the comp.lang.perl.moderated Usenet newsgroup.
Similarly, `clpmisc' will be used throughout the rest of this document
to refer to the comp.lang.perl.misc Usenet newsgroup.

CONTENTS

Welcome to clpmod!

1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
2. What topics are appropriate for clpmod?
3. Are there any resources I should consult before posting?
4. How do I post to clpmod?
5. What about crossposting to other moderated groups?
6. Will I receive a rejection notice if my submission is rejected?
7. Why do I have to register to post?
8. Won't registering make me an easy target for spammers?
9. How can I register a munged address?
10. Isn't header munging prohibited by the RFCs?
11. If I've already registered, can I post from another address?
12. Is there a mailing list mirror of clpmod?
13. Who are the moderators?
14. About this posting

------------------------------------

Subject: Welcome to clpmod!
===========================

The following is a list of questions that you may have or that may arise
as you participate in clpmod. We the clpmod moderators hope to make this
document as useful as possible for everyone. Please assist us in
achieving this goal by mailing the maintainer of this FAQ if there are
subjects you feel should be covered but aren't or if coverage of some
subjects is not adequate.

------------------------------------

Subject: 1. Do we really need a moderated Perl newsgroup?
=========================================================

This is the rationale Mark-Jason Dominus provided for the creation of
clpmod:

The comp.lang.perl.misc group presently has very high
traffic: typically about 250 articles per day. Much of this
traffic is given over to people asking off-topic questions,
and questions answered in the FAQ.

In these circumstances, a number of regular posters to the
group have stopped reading comp.lang.perl.misc, while new
readers can find it difficult to find relevant posts. The
result is reduced usefulness of the existing
comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup.

This comp.lang.perl.moderated group is proposed as high
signal-to-noise group where readers will not be subjected to
the types of articles described above. The intention is to