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RE: Is Perl really republic?

by atl (Pilgrim)
on Sep 02, 2000 at 02:01 UTC ( [id://30814]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Is Perl really republic?

Depends on what you mean by "Republic". If you mean
  • Democratic development of the core language: no. That seems to be an oligarchy. Or a benevolent dictatorship. But still ... if enough people would think, the leader (group) is going nuts or inefficient, there might be a revolution. Look at what's happened to gcc: the original line got "officially" replaced by the egcs line of development.
  • Democratic development of the library: sometimes yes, sometimes no. Much more competition there, you often have the right to choose.
  • Your right to choose, to hack and to share applications/scripts/whatever: yeeees! :-)) Definetly!
Your call :-)

Have fun ...

Andreas

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