On Mon, 09 Oct 2000 21:39:27 -0500, J. David Blackstone wrote: > If enough people really feel that worried about Perl falling into >the hands of a few, then something like this might be a good idea. I am quite happy with Perl as it is now, so having no say in how it should evolve, doesn't really worry me. I'll most likely stay happy with Perl. >However, if Microsoft or whoever were to somehow >to gain total control of Perl, couldn't somebody just go off and >create a Perl-compatible p*rl, according to the GPL and/or Artistic >License? Now there is something that, at least slightly, worries me. I don't think that "the Real Perl" should *ever* need to go search fo a new name. Such hostile takeovers should simply be impossible. That's why I like the fact that Laryy remains in absolute control. -- Bart.
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