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From: brian d foy on 4 May 2008 16:47
In article <fvi5ne020lt(a)news4.newsguy.com>, szr <szrRE(a)szromanMO.comVE>
wrote:

> While I agree we all need to be patient, one might reasonably think that
> 8+ years is a rather long time to be working on one single piece of
> software, no?

Maybe, but no one started writing code right away, so the Perl 6
implementations are younger than the idea of Perl 6.

I really consider the real work to have started around 2005. People
sorta wandered around for a bit after the coding got started and only
really hit on the right path and right group of people around that
time. No one really wants to talk about that though, and are content to
let people think it's just taking a long time rather than admit having
problems at first.
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