Gerhard Häring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The difference is that Guido learnt from the mistakes of Perl 6 and set > much more realistic (moderate) goals for Python 3.0.
Another difference is that by the time Perl 6 was being worked on, there were other new things on the horizon. People wanting something better than Perl 5 were looking at Python, Ruby, or Tcl. You're not going to convince your customers to upgrade to a new flavor of duct tape when they're already playing with velcro.
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