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I dare say ... would have been ... as long as ... until ...

How many hypotheticals and subjunctives can you fit in one sentence?!

If you want to justify your earlier deific pronouncement that Raku discussions will be welcome at Perlmonks by comparing it to other foreign languages inspired by Perl, citing PHP as an example, could you at least share one post where PHP was considered on-topic?

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In reply to Re^9: Perl 6 to be renamed? by 1nickt
in thread Perl 6 to be renamed? by bangor

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