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    Free
        Badger is Open Source and "free" in both "free beer" and "free
        speech" senses of the word. It's 100% pure Perl and has no external
        dependencies on any modules that aren't part of the Perl core.
        Badger is the base platform for version 3 of the Template Toolkit
        (coming RSN) and has portability and ease of installation as primary
        goals. Non-core Badger add-on modules can make as much use of CPAN
        as they like (something that is usually to be encouraged) but the
        Badger core will always be dependency-free to keep it
        upload-to-your-ISP friendly.

FURTHER INFORMATION
    See the documentation included with the Badger modules, starting with
    Badger.pm.  Or look online:

       http://badgerpower.com/

AUTHOR
    Andy Wardley
    abw@wardley.org

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=item Free

Badger is Open Source and "free" in both "free beer" and "free speech" senses
of the word. It's 100% pure Perl and has no external dependencies on any
modules that aren't part of the Perl core. Badger is the base platform for
version 3 of the Template Toolkit (coming RSN) and has portability and ease of
installation as primary goals. Non-core Badger add-on modules can make as much
use of CPAN as they like (something that is usually to be encouraged) but the
Badger core will always be dependency-free to keep it upload-to-your-ISP
friendly.

=back

=head2 Background

This section goes into a little more detail into the whys and wherefores
of how the Badger came to be.  You can safely skip onto the next section
if you're in a hurry.