Thank you for the suggestion, stevieb, but I'm not sure a poll would be any more useful than this thread, or any more useful than a poll about whether @lwall should change the name of "Perl 6" to something else. In neither case are we dealing with a democracy, and in this case, the gods know what has been said.

Personally, I think that this thread has unsurprisingly strayed, as would a poll, from the strict question of whether "Perl 6" should be housed elsewhere than this monastery, and reflects people's broader feelings about it, or its name at least. Anyway, however one wants to interpret the discussion, I will share, fwiw, that my OP has received the following votes as of this time: 

upvotes:   25
downvotes: 21

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Pretty even, and when you take into account the many monks who have viewed the thread and abstained from voting, pretty inconclusive :-|

The way forward always starts with a minimal test.

In reply to Re^2: Find your own monastery: "Perl 6" is not Perl, and Perl is not a Dinosaur by 1nickt
in thread Find your own monastery: "Perl 6" is not Perl, and Perl is not a Dinosaur by 1nickt

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