Talk:Tom Christiansen

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(Unverifiable, should be removed. This is personal opinion. Provide definition of "relatively inactive" and "recently" along with data that supports this claim.) Recently, Christiansen has become relatively inactive in his involvement with the Open source world.

I'm not sure why this is unverifiable. Tom's activity is much less than it used to be. Scarpia 16:29, 7 July 2006 (UTC)

(Use of Perl and perl has its distinctions "Perl Style Guide". Not absolutely clear from the text if we are to infer that Mr. Christiansen contributed directly to the perl executable or to the Perl language. This should be clarified and substantiated. Use of the words 'perl implementation' are ambiguous. Can one state that an executable/compiler is an implementation of the language?)