Are you saying that someone within the Perl community has decided to create an organisation called Perl Community, knowing full well that this phrase (but in sentence case) has been universally used to mean something else for the last 35 years?

To quote one of my favourite movies: "Grab what you can, give nothing back". This is probably the future that awaits us:

Perl(¹) Community(²)

(¹) Registered Trademark

(²) "Community" is a patent-pending technology by XYZ Corp, Silicon Valley

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In reply to Re^2: 2024 Golden Perl Award voting ends 27th of June at 4pm PDT by cavac
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