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    Albert Holguin
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    I was out-of-town for a bit so didn't quite visit the site as often. Now that I'm back, noticed that some of the forums that didn't have a lot of traffic were merged. I noticed the Linux forum was merged with Apache,Perl,Python. My suggestion: Wouldn't it make more sense to make a "Scripting (Perl, Python, Ruby, MATLAB)" forum? And keep the Linux one a bit cleaner. Most of those scripting languages are also platform independent too, so it would make sense to group them outside of the Linux forum.

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      I was out-of-town for a bit so didn't quite visit the site as often. Now that I'm back, noticed that some of the forums that didn't have a lot of traffic were merged. I noticed the Linux forum was merged with Apache,Perl,Python. My suggestion: Wouldn't it make more sense to make a "Scripting (Perl, Python, Ruby, MATLAB)" forum? And keep the Linux one a bit cleaner. Most of those scripting languages are also platform independent too, so it would make sense to group them outside of the Linux forum.

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      Chris Maunder
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      We wanted to keep the LAMP stack in one place until there's more traffic.

      cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

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