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It Was About Time To Find A Shared Vision Of The Perl Foundation

 The news is that "Yet Another Society" (aka YAS) of which The Perl Foundation is a registered "doing-business-as" is registering a new "doing-business-as" called "The Perl and Raku Foundation" (aka TPRF). This has caused some confusion. But what's the deal behind it?

The initial and official post had been written as "The Perl Foundation has been renamed to The Perl and Raku Foundation". Fortunately, Elizabeth Mattijsen, a long standing and recognized member of both the Perl and Raku communities, has made it clear that the it is the YAS registered brand that has had the name change. As she states :


https://www.i-programmer.info/news/222-perl/15882-it-was-about-time-to-find-a-shared-vision-of-the-perl-foundation.html

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