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I must be missing something (Score:1)
You don't like Perl 6.
You did not involve yourself in that project.
You don't like what others have done.
You have some weird ideas on how community projects work: you think that there's a cabal that controls the project. Well, you may call it a cabal, but anyone can join. You just have to write some idea in the mailing lists, or talk on the IRC channels, or submit a patch to the code or the documentation.
If you have an interest in the outcome of the project, you don't ignore it for 12 years and t
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This really cracks me up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Chromatic_(programmer) [wikipedia.org]
Look at all the perl intelligentsia trying really hard not to get his name in the wiki page. Status quo anyone? What else are they doing for each other behind our backs?
I am surely happy I have never given money to The Perl Foundation, who knows what they could be up to. Maybe it's time to check on the results of some of their grants?
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Re:I must be missing something (Score:1)
I'm sure you've seen Padre [perlide.org].
Although the project wasn't started by Adam, you should read the changelog [perlide.org]. You'll see his name along-side many of the changes listed over the last few years.
Looks like we got our editor.
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