> =head1 TITLE > > Keep default Perl free of constraints such as warnings and strict. I second this. If the current definition of "lexical" remains unchanged (which I strongly suspect it will), I think Perl should remain loosely typed by default. Make people add use strict; use warnings; If they want clean code. It makes it more obvious what's going on, too. Otherwise, "quick-and-dirty" 5-liners become 6-liners with no strict; chewing up an extra line. -Nate
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