I disagree. I would never have know a TinyPerl existed except for catching that new root node yesterday. What your definition of "newsworthy" is within the Perl community and mine might differ, but what's the big deal? Personally I'd rather see this than read about how merlyn is going to be somewhere for a football game. As cool as the guy is I simply don't care. And what is this double-dipping you refer to? Are you referring to XP? I don't think any of the best users of the site care. Least of all I wouldn't think a "saint" would.

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In reply to Re: Point Releases by {NULE}
in thread Point Releases by belg4mit

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