Stephen P. Potter writes: > Objection, your honor! This is a logical extention of part of the > discussion. If we're discussing what is wrong with perl5 to make perl6 > better differentiating between philosophies is quite on target. The corner of the discussion about search.cpan.org and broken modules didn't seem particularly philosophical. Nat
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