So why don't you do it? There is cpanratings, there is cpantesters, there is rt.cpan.org. All you need is to gather the data from those sources, develop some metrics for good quality modules and present these modules.
Sigh, rather annoyed by this thread ...
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Remember the module list? That approach was tried and failed.
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