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Hi there!
The Perl Foundation has posted two reports from the CAT, the Community
Affairs Team. In one of them it was discussing actions taken agains two
individuals. They don't name the two people so I can only guess who they
are. The links were posted to the Perl Subreddit (
https://www.reddit.com/r/perl/ ) raising all kinds of claims agains it
claiming that the TPF post is a personal attack on someone. Subsequently
the post was removed from the Perl (Sub)Reddit.
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who were (not) mentioned in the CAT report, their devoted friends, or just
by people who think that being nasty on an ongoing basis to others is an
acceptable behaviour, but talking about it and condeming it is not.
I had a tradition of posting a link to Perl Weekly to Reddit every time it
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will be considered a personal attack on some unnamed person who seems to be
holy.
As for me, for a long time I have not felt part of some 'Perl community'. I
try to serve the people who use Perl, I work with people for whom Perl is
their main source of income. I like many of the people who are in and
around what some might call the 'Perl community', but due to the behaviour
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Hi there!
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The Perl Foundation has posted two reports from the CAT, the Commun=
ity Affairs Team. In one of them it was discussing actions taken agains two=
individuals. They don't name the two people so I can only guess who they a=
re. The links were posted to the >Perl Subreddit raising all kinds of claims agains it claiming that the=
TPF post is a personal attack on someone. Subsequently the post was remove=
d from the Perl (Sub)Reddit.
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It was unclear to me if the complaints against the post were made b=
y those who were (not) mentioned in the CAT report, their devoted friends, =
or just by people who think that being nasty on an ongoing basis to others =
is an acceptable behaviour, but talking about it and condeming it is not.
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I had a tradition of posting a link to Perl Weekly to Reddit every =
time it was published. I am afraid this time I won't be able to do it as th=
is post will be considered a personal attack on some unnamed person who see=
ms to be holy.
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As for me, for a long time I have not felt part of some 'Perl commu=
nity'. I try to serve the people who use Perl, I work with people for whom =
Perl is their main source of income. I like many of the people who are in a=
nd around what some might call the 'Perl community', but due to the behavio=
ur of some individuals I also keep my distance. And frankly, I am sad.
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