OP deserves more than the single upvote I can give it, IMO, even though I think that at this stage of completion-deployment-acceptance-widespread_use of Perl6, the proposal to focus on a roadmap for a Perl6 site might better take a back burner behind a similarly well-focused effort to re-spec this child (grandchild, nephew?) of the Everything architecture.

And, a few random thoughts...

• IIUIC, Perl6 will execute perl5 code without (significant?) issues (I may be hopelessly wrong on this, but at my age I'm skeptical about buying green bananas and I'm certainly not buying P6 based on its current status)?
  If so, perhaps the division of sites should be delayed until, in fact, perl 5 "is no longer of any interest but archeological."
• OTOH, without knowing the proportion of P6 advocates/activists here, I rather suspect it's small. Should the p5 community arrogate to itself the job of spec'ing a p6 site architecture?
• And on the third hand, reverting to the theme of para 1, "PerlMonks suffers from serious problems, flaws, and kludgities. In many ways, this is analogous to the situation with Perl 5...."
  ...well there is a small difference between re-engineering a website and re-writing a language. And that, IMO, weakens (presents a target for off-topic criticism) this excellent essay.

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