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So you've proven that the "10 people" were an exaggeration? By means of 400 stuffed toys, 500 hundred books sold in 18 months, Facebook fan page of 500 (currently 510) and a (reportedly) fairly silent IRC of 300? What was the word I was looking for? Ah. Cute.

After 18 years of design and development.

Color me unimpressed.

Jenda
Enoch was right!
Enjoy the last years of Rome.

In reply to Re^3: It has been suggested to rename Perl 6 in order to boost its marketing potential. Which name would you prefer? by Jenda
in thread It has been suggested to rename Perl 6 in order to boost its marketing potential. Which name would you prefer? by martin

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