Again I don't even understand what NFG is.

Our sub thread started here Re: Ovid's take on the renaming of "Perl6" and was about potential future optimisations.

You are concentrating in repeating what went wrong in the past and how promises were broken.

And it seems that I'm the surrogate target for your frustration.

Well if you need my confirmation that Perl6 is a classic example of bad management:

Granted!

But you've also been a poster boy of this management group for a decade, and I'm not targeting you with my frustration.

Let's end it here, ok?

I'd suggest you ask Ovid directly what he meant with his statement.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery FootballPerl is like chess, only without the dice

PS: FWIW I asked Damian in Riga 8 years ago if P6 shouldn't better be renamed "Perl++" to reflect the compatibility issues. And he said probably yes, but it's "already too late."

In reply to Re^10: Ovid's take on the renaming of "Perl6" by LanX
in thread Ovid's take on the renaming of "Perl6" by 1nickt

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