[sf-perl] [tags] was Re: Interested in both emacs and perl?

[Fred Moyer]

The official SF.pm taglist.  Please try to use the appropriate tag
when you can.  These tags are designed to be easy to use while
providing a high level of filtering accuracy.  In case you're not
catching my sarcasm, this post is meant to be humorous :)

If you have to spend any amount of brain capacity on a tag, then don't
worry about tagging your email.  We'll forgive you :)  If you have to
use the [perl] tag, then you probably don't need a tag.

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Tag hierarchy.  This is where it gets a bit more complicated.  I'll
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This should be self explanatory.

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use this tag to request a seat on the asteroid.  Getting to the
asteroid is left for an exercise for the reader.



On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 9:56 AM, Matthew Lanier<matt at lanier.org> wrote:
> i welcome the conversation here, personally, properly [tag]'d
>
> m@
>
> On Wed, 12 Aug 2009, Joe Brenner wrote:
>
>>
>> I'm trying to drum up interest in a place to talk about
>> emacs and perl issues:
>>
>>  http://groups.google.com/group/emacs-perl-intersection
>>
>>
>> Note, once you've signed up you can treat it like a mailing list.
>> You send messages to:
>>
>>  emacs-perl-intersection at googlegroups.com
>>
>> And click on "Edit my membership" to set an email address to
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