Release one distribution called DT::NL and have it bundle DT::NL and DT::NL::EN. That will be the default choice, but you might want to look at whatever localization ENV there might be. Or, just let the user set it. DT::NL will create and return a DT::NL::EN - it will be a factory. You mention in the POD for DT::NL that there is a mechanism for providing different languages and point to DT::NL::EN as a reference implementation. Then, you don't do anything else and let people release versions as they see fit. As they do, you will get requests for new features or to reorganize the code in such a way as to make their lives easier. Be responsive and you just created a community around your little module.
My criteria for good software:
- Does it work?
- Can someone else come in, make a change, and be reasonably certain no bugs were introduced?
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