heh :D https://github.com/orgs/Perl-Toolchain-Gang/people 
adamkennedy
Adam Kennedy
@andk
andk
@AndyA
AndyA
Andy Armstrong
@bingos
bingos
Chris Williams
@book
book
Philippe Bruhat (BooK)
@chorny
chorny
Alexandr Ciornii
@craigberry
craigberry
Craig A. Berry
@demerphq
demerphq
Yves Orton
@dolmen
dolmen
Olivier Mengué
@ewilhelm
ewilhelm
Eric Wilhelm
@Getty
Getty
Torsten Raudssus
@haarg
haarg
Graham Knop
@jandubois
jandubois
Jan Dubois
@jbenjore
jbenjore
Josh ben Jore
@karenetheridge
karenetheridge
Karen Etheridge
@kenahoo
kenahoo
Ken Williams
@kevindawson
kevindawson
BOWTIE
@Leont
Leont
Leon Timmermans
@miyagawa
miyagawa
Tatsuhiko Miyagawa
@mohawk2
mohawk2
@Ovid
Ovid
Ovid
@rafl
rafl
Florian Ragwitz
@ribasushi
ribasushi
Peter Rabbitson
@rjbs
rjbs
Ricardo Signes
@schwern
schwern
Michael G. Schwern
@shadowcat-mst
shadowcat-mst
@timbunce
timbunce
Tim Bunce
@timj
timj
Tim Jenness
@tokuhirom
tokuhirom
Tokuhiro Matsuno
@wchristian
wchristian
Christian Walde (Mithaldu)

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So they maintain makemaker/ ... modules used for installing/testing perl modules, aka the toolchain

In reply to Re: What/Who is the Perl Toolchain Gang? by beech
in thread What/Who is the Perl Toolchain Gang? by stevieb

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