your mod_perl success stories are wanted

[Stas Bekman <st...@stason.org>]

As Elaine pointed out on the perl advocacy mailing list, the best 
evangelism technique is to use success stories to set a positive example 
and encourage other by sharing the experience and results. Our 
collection of success stories at perl.apache.org is very outdated and 
far from being impressive.

In the course of the last year there were just a few mod_perl success 
stories posted, and some of them were lost. Also I'm not sure how valid 
are the entries at http://perl.apache.org/stories/ and 
http://perl.apache.org/sites.html.

I'm asking you to post your mod_perl success story (even if it's already 
appearing at the above URLs, as most of these will be verified and 
probably deleted as outdated indo) as I'm planning on revamping the 
existing collection (I plan to merge the two pages).

I suggest that you submit it directly to me to keep the traffic low, 
I'll collect these and update the online material. When you submit a 
story please use a plain text and follow this format:

URL:
Title:
Contact Person:
Traffic: (hits/day/month/whatever)
Success Story:

and anything else you wish to tell.

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