On Monday 05 February 2007 12:51 pm, chromatic wrote: > On Monday 05 February 2007 07:56, Robin Redeker wrote: > > And it really drives _me_ away when I'm being said: > > "Here is your commit bit!" when poiting out outdated websites or problems > > with Perl 6, Pugs, whatever. I mean: Sorry I've read your websites and > > tried out your program, I'm not going to report anything again... > > I think you may have given up your right to complain, right there; > certainly you've forfeited your right to expect people who actually *do* > the work to care. Yet it does say something about what the majority of real people think. Should the "people who actually do the work" care about "real people"? I think so, if they expect "real people" to use it at some point. So far I haven't seen any news about Perl6 itself in bloody ages, yet parrot keeps galloping along, release after release. Maybe I don't have the right to say this, but the people working on Perl6 need to get their act together if they ever expect to get something usable done. > There are no magic code or tests or documentation or PR fairies. There are > only volunteers. > > -- c -- Thomas Fjellstrom tfjellstrom@gmail.com