On Friday 16 June 2006 16:18, demerphq wrote: > I have some ideas. We need people like Chromatic from O'Reilly > publishing it as much as possible. We need people to write papers and > press releases about what our plan is. > What is serious here, for the Perl community, is that I know of 2 (good) technical (programming) book publishers who have declined Perl book projects recently, for essentially the same reason: they felt the Perl market was done. As an American character from the Sharpe historical drama series once said: "Money talks, talent walks." Getting people to see that while Perl 6 will be a nice-to-have extra one day, core Perl 5 is both alive and kicking, and maintained and solid, with a wide and well supported customer base, is critical to the future of this fantastic language. -- Richard Foley Ciao - shorter than aufwiedersehen