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Ask points out:
> In the US some of those are illegal actually, rather than just inappropriate.
The original posting did give me pause due to the picture requirement,
but because the job was in Singapore, I approved it. I would not have
had it been for a US job. All in all, I lean towards approval over
non-approval as an employed Perl hacker makes the world a better
place than a non-employed Perl hacker. :)
> [1] As a sidenote we don't read them in great detail actually; just
> scan for it looking like a real job and that it is a Perl job
> ("we know it when we see it")).
Yep. There is a suprising number of non-Perl jobs that try to get
through, mostly recruiters blasting their latest Java job to every
job-related email they can find.
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