On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, Smylers wrote: > Let's get some good material written first, then worry about where to > stick it ...
I'm coming in a bit late, but isn't this exactly what the various Perl conferences are for? I say submit it, get it reviewed as worthy, present it, then have it archived (online). Drafts or less substantial works can be published at the various online outlets. David P.S. I proposed a short article to a to-be-nameless website and got the cold shoulder. So I guess conferences are good in that they have formal structures for ensuring all submissions are evaluated fairly. _____________________________________________________________________ David Coppit [EMAIL PROTECTED] The College of William and Mary http://coppit.org/ When we understand the meaning of the term "Engineering", we won't offer one-term courses entitled "Software Engineering" -- David L. Parnas
