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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

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  • Relax. The simplest answer is the best: the TPF site is not as fresh as it could be.

    The next simplest answer is good too: the project is alive and thriving and can still use development.

    The knee-jerk reaction, that the world hates you, is a bit extreme.
    • The list is pretty fresh, as the entries came from suggestions from members of the TPF in the last week. Others involved in TPF have commented on their surprise at the entry being there.

      The yacsmoke project could use some ideas, which is one of the reasons I'm doing the talk in Braga, to get some suggestions. There are at least 2 other automated CPAN testing projects on CPAN, so we're not alone either.

      The knee-jerk reaction, wasn't a "the world hates me" response. It was a genuine confusion as to why a

      • Instead of reacting here, why didn't you just ask TPF and get the real answer? Instead of solving the problem, you over-reacted.

        It's just a list of ideas. It's not a judgement.

        You're estimation of the grant is out of whack too. It's for students who want an introduction to open source. Students and interns take a long time to get things done. Google wants to give the money away, Google wants people to work on open source projects, but you're now saying "Don't work on mine". What do you care how much Googl
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