Oh I get it, it's "abuse" when an "Anonymous Coward" calls someone out on his repeated clownshoes, but when an established member of PM for years insults people left and right (what's his name, BrowserUS? Something like that?) it's perfectly acceptable.

You probably don't remember how Moritz will break into Perl discussions to spew a wad of perl-6 code which may or may not work in a week as if it was a solution to the asked question. But that's okay, because Moritz is part of the inner circle here too.

I think you care too much that a post has a name attached to it than the truth in the post. Same reason perl-6 is rotting from the inside out. It's an echo chamber.

As for Ralph, maybe he would get a better reception here if he showed any sign that he was interested in acting on feedback. But that is not something anyone can legitimately accuse perl-6 of doing.

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