2007 White Camel nomination process open

It’s time to nominate recipients for the White Camel award, which recognizes non-technical achievement in Perl. Coding is easy, but the people who make the hard slog to support the community and the continued usefulness of Perl are rare and valuable, just like white camels.
I invented the White Camel Award in 1999 as a part of Perl Mongers, and it’s now handled by The Perl Foundation. To submit a name (and the reason for the award), send email to whitecamel-suggestions@perl.org . The deadline is May 31, and TPF will present the awards at OSCON.

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