I have to confess, I joined this list this week due to the article on perlmonks. I joined the list in the hopes of finding some documentation on the project. The p5ee pages on perl.org are lacking (no offense intended) any real meat as to what the project is about, how the code is layed out, what the difference is between the colors (like, which is the active branch??) and where help is needed. The snippets I've caught have me interested, but it would be really nice if there were a *plunk* of information on the main page. I hesitate to look to deeply in the code because I'm not even sure of what the real intent is.
Please note, this is not meant to be a flame, flare, or other bright object raising the hackles. I'm a new member to the list looking for more information on what I've signed up for and asking if that information could be made more readily available. And my interpretation is that that is part of what the post at perlmonks was trying to raise - for those not on the list, there seems to be a real lack of direction and focus for the project. Granted, the list may erode that perception, but the curious observer won't know that. OK, OK, let your arrows fly. Just send replies (if you send them off list) to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm sending this via an awful yahoo interface and I have little faith that the reply-to address will be preserved. Thanks and respectfully, Michael Cummings --- Aaron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I wanted to post a link to a reply to a post about > getting involved with > P5EE on Perl Monks. > http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=143091 > > I have another article ready to post on Perl Monks > in > reference/response, but want to get some more > feedback from the list > before I spoke with my single mind. > > You can view my possible response at: > > http://www.gina.net/p5ee_post.html > > Aaron Johnson __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE Valentine eCards with Yahoo! Greetings! http://greetings.yahoo.com
