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pmichaud,

I must admit that I'm ashamed at the utter lack of respect from some of the immature monks. I certainly appreciate/applaud your efforts and all of the Perl 6 team, and I recognize that you all could be doing anything else, but somehow manage to ignore the petty noise. Thank you all for your collective efforts.

My conspiracy theory is that anonymous monk is not even a Perl programmer, but merely a troll trying to move his pet language up the TIOBE chart by denegrating all things for which he knows nothing about.

Great jobs, troll(s). Now that you've distracted them, can you please let them get back to work?

What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof. - Christopher Hitchens

In reply to Re: A wholly inadequate reply to an Anonymous Monk by thezip
in thread A wholly inadequate reply to an Anonymous Monk by pmichaud

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