>>>>> "Jean-Louis" == Jean-Louis Leroy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Jean-Louis> I know that any discussion I hold in anything other Jean-Louis> than French costs me extra efforts. If the discussion Jean-Louis> is an argument, held in English, with/against a native Jean-Louis> English speaker, I start with an obvious handicap. If Jean-Louis> the argument becomes aggressive or literary, the Jean-Louis> handicap can become quite huge. OTOH, all core perl development has occured in English to this point. How have non-native speakers faired so far? I know there are a number of significant contributors to perl for whom English is possibly not even their second language. -- Stephen "She turned me into a newt!"... "Really?"... "I got better."
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