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I really like this idea for a poll.

If this is used in the next few months, replace "latest version" with v5.36; if later in 2023, use v5.38. There's also the possibility that "latest version" is v7.0. Anyway, I'm just thinking that attitudes may change depending on what that "latest version" is.

Furthermore, an option should be provided for those with the opposite preference. I'm not sure of the best wording; perhaps something like:

well, actually, I have no such preference: I'm happily using <latest version>

— Ken

In reply to Re^2: poll ideas quest 2023 (perl version) by kcott
in thread poll ideas quest 2023 by pollsters

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