Aside from your the preposterous nature of your proposition (that clr
members should police so-called trolls in clpm), you seem not to
understand the nature of clr itself. I don't read clr; I read ruby-talk
-- a mailing list hosted by ruby-lang.org. This is bidirectionally
mirrored with clr. So when your post about "The Ruby troll" came in, it
was completely new to me and unrelated to anything else -- and
absolutely no indication that your message had originated on clpm and
was unceremoniously crossposted to clr (and therefore ruby-talk).

Since I don't watch newsgroups anymore (they lost their utility for me
some years ago), there's nothing I could have said or done about this
in any case. Frankly, I was wondering who this twit talking about a
"Ruby troll" (that is, *you*) was. Now that I understand, I'm still
baffled why you think it's our responsibility to police clpm when you
can't even apparently stay in clpm and must cross-post to ruby-talk
with no indication of where you've posted from. Perhaps you should
introduce yourself to the killfile features of your newsgroup reader.

I'm a bit surprised if you're what represents clpm these days as I
remember Perl developers being a bit more open-minded and friendly back
when I still used Perl. (I suspect that you're not completely
representative.)