A lot of the URI rules would be more readable if characters other than "/"
were used as the regexp delimiter, since then there'd be no need to escapes
slashes. Then
/^https?:\/\/[^\/]*opt-?out/i
Would become
m!https?://[^/]*opt-?out!i
or
m{https?://[^/]*opt-?out}i
Also, this would make URI regexps within the Perl code itself more readable.
However, this would lead to different regexps having different start/end
characters, which would be bad from the point of view of consistency.
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