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- perl6-announce
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Moderated list for news of new lists, working groups, and so
on. Summaries from the top-level working groups are also posted
here.
Subscribe: perl6-announce-subscribe@perl.org - Archive. - perl6-language
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Discusson of the perl6 language.
Subscribe: perl6-language-subscribe@perl.org - Archive. - perl6-compiler
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Discussion of development of Perl 6 compiler implementations
Subscribe: perl6-compiler-subscribe@perl.org - Archive. - perl6-users
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The first list for users of Perl 6 (as opposed to implementors)
Subscribe: perl6-users-subscribe@perl.org - Archive. - perl6-all
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