Just a gentle reminder that in the root node the OP made a polite (and unusual) request to "refrain from replying to anyone else (except OP)" and to "post only once, feel free to edit/update your node as much as you want". I'm aware that in replying here I am not abiding by that request :) ... but the original AM started it by (unnecessarily) replying to talexb instead of the OP. Now, who do we know who has a long history of replying to the wrong post? :) Update: again.

In reply to Re^3: [RFC] What is [pP]erl to you, and how has this changed for you over the years (if it has)? by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread [RFC] What is [pP]erl to you, and how has this changed for you over the years (if it has)? by perlfan

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