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Perl logo

#perl 5.26.1

# There is a debate regarding branding, rebirth and innovation in Perl.  
# One wonders whether this is important, relevant and what it might mean
# for Perl in the future.  The Camel (from the Orielly Book on Perl)
# has long been the image associated with the language, along with the
# Onion (Origin perhaps from Larry Walls "state of the onion"https://www.perl.com/pub/2000/10/23/soto2000.html/
# presentation.  Personally It is not something that I feel passionately
# about.  "Perl with any other logo would be just as quirky" as
# Will Shakespeare is reported to have said. But Camel is popular, recognisable
# standard but with some as yet to be tested has some copyright and
# trademark "issues"
#
# Any way I took it myself to analyse the problem.  We may be looking at
# the problem the wrong way. Perhaps we are looking at the bigger picture
# when we sbould seeing the picture bigger. Maybe, just maybe, 
 # that picture of a camel doesn't symbolise perl, but in fact is perl; perl code.
# I know it is possible to make pictures that aren't valid perl code. But
# is not really one at all...it may be an illusion  so deeply accepted as
# as reality that we have over a couple of deacdes 
heading on the global survival

$Logo="PEA
PEA
";
$Logo=~
s/A\
/rl /g;
print $Logo


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