Will perlmonks.org be a strictly Perl6 focused community only discussing Parrot issues strictly related to Perl6 and considering, let's say, questions about integrating Ruby with Parrot

Since Perl6 will also integrate with the JVM and perhaps .NET, this would swamp the site with irrelevancies like Java, VB, C#. So my vote is for NO.

However we will have a bit of a gap in the site as the obfuscated code section is going to be rather sparsely populated or full of code that uses Perl 6's backward compatability pragma (alledgedly).

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In reply to Re: Future of Perl, Future of the Monastery by frankus
in thread Future of Perl, Future of the Monastery by moxliukas

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