Tim Bunce [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: *> *>I'm sure there are many businesses using perl who have itches to scratch *>and one efficient way for them to scratch is to fund relevant developers *>who can fix the itch in a way that moves perl forward for everyone. Sure, that's a form of philanthropy which is a useful form of advocacy. :) Philanthropy without strings is even better :) What happens when someone or some company offers a compelling amount of money for something that isn't as globally beneficial. What if they turn a bit sour and do more harm than good? Philanthropy can be a complicated business. e.
- Corrupting the Perl community (was perl vs php.) Selena Sol
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