> Rakudo will not be the only compiler (hopefully!) You're correcting people, but sort of wrong yourself. Rakudo is written in NQP and Perl 6 AFAIK, but NQP c

> Rakudo will not be the only compiler (hopefully!) You're correcting people, but sort of wrong yourself. Rakudo is written in NQP and Perl 6 AFAIK, but NQP can be implemented for different VMs. A while back it worked on Parrot, MoarVM and JVM. I'd say keep Rakudo, but add more backends such as CLR/.NET, WebAssembly/LLVM.