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Quoth chromatic: Only the depth of your whiny martyr complex surpasses your unbound self-described courage.

That's why I'm posting this anonymously. Try ruffling some feathers here and see for yourself how petty some Perl Monks can be.

Ignore chromatic. He's prone to this kind of name calling, and then moments later he'll be lambasting you for "ad hominem" attack.

Don't worry about him. Those of us who are experienced with Perl can see it's flaws; and those of us who remember Topaz or the perl compiler projects will can see that Perl 6 will be no more sucessful than those embarassing chunks of perpetual vapourware...

In reply to Re^3: Perl is dying by Anonymous Monk
in thread Perl is dying by Anonymous Monk

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