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I disagree. Perlmonks can be a bug report if the author happens to be a monk, and happens to have the time to look at it. YMMV. TMTOWTDI. TTFN.

PS: it's called "attitude". You can be positive or you can be negative. There's no requirement to be positive and a pushover. Not that there's a requirement to be positive. But not only will it help you get what you want (bug reports in a place you can keep track of it), it may get you stuff that you'd really like (help, patches), and it surely will help your blood pressure. Calm down already!


In reply to Re: AUTHORS DO NOT SEE ANY OF THIS by Tanktalus
in thread Module::Build users -- please use the "traditional" create_makefile_pl option by perrin

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