=head1 ABSTRACT

Perl5 is usable with no hassle as a quick-and-dirty problem-solver
by default. It is ideal for one-liners, short scripts, and quick 
hacks that have no need for extra protection or error-checking. It 
is also great for large projects by making use of the C<warnings> 
and C<strict> pragmas.

Perl6 should not make the one-liners, short scripts and hacks need 
to jump through extra hoops to get the "lax" behaviour which is 
default in Perl5; the point of using Perl as a quick-and-dirty tool 
is that you don't have to do anything extra.