The moratorium is only on syntax and builtins, not the stdlib, nor the interpreter. I don't see how this can be a "perl 6 moment" when we have multiple, functio

The moratorium is only on syntax and builtins, not the stdlib, nor the interpreter. I don't see how this can be a "perl 6 moment" when we have multiple, functioning versions, a plethora of alternative interpreters, etc. I would more willing to hear the Python 3 is Python's Perl 6 moment, except we actually shipped a near-production ready version already, which while slow, is seeing gradual adoption.