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<h2>Tip of the day archive</h2>

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<h3>POD Indexing Project</h3>
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This is another project for improving Perl documentation, by making it more
accessible and searchable. We need volunteers; please take a look at 
<a href="http://pod-indexing.annocpan.org/">http://pod-indexing.annocpan.org/</a>.
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<h3>AnnoCPAN@Home</h3>
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Would you like to see AnnoCPAN annotations when you read documentation locally
using <a href="[% root_uri_rel %]/dist/perl/pod/perldoc.pod?latest=1">perldoc</a>? 
Now you can, if you install [% link_dist_name('AnnoCPAN-Perldoc') %]. This 
provides an [% link_perldoc_name('annopod') %] command, which is a drop-in
replacement for <code>perldoc</code> that inserts annotations from a local 
database.
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<h3>Now you can write your notes in POD!</h3>
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Well, on a subset of it, at least. You can use formatting sequences such as 
L&lt;&gt; (link),
B&lt;&gt; (bold),
I&lt;&gt; (italic),
C&lt;&gt; (code),
etc, and verbatim paragraphs (lines that start with a space). What you can't 
use are the pod commands, such as =item, =head1, etc. For more information
about the POD format, see [% link_perldoc_name('perlpod') %].
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<div class="motd"><h3>Are you a module author?</h3> 
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You can
get an RSS feed of all the notes attached to your modules at
<code>http://annocpan.org/~<em>YOUR_PAUSE_ID</em>/recent.rss</code> !
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