Thanks once again for your very helpful responses.

Short of constructing the link manually in the browser's location bar, how would I be expected to navigate to https://cpants.cpanauthors.org/release/GWHAYWOOD/sendmail-pmilter-1.20_01 ? Is there a page somewhere with a link to that page?

The test matrix looks good, it was about the only thing that had made any sense to me so far.

I'd seen the "test coverage" link but it made no sense to me.
I'm beginning to think it tells me which statements in the released modules get exercised by the tests in t/, is that right?
Where is it documented?

I'll take a longer look at Perl::Critic, but at first glance it seems more a style thing than what I'd call "quality".

Some specific points:

• You suggest capitals for the "dist name". I guess I don't understand again but isn't the dist name Sendmail::PMilter ?
  I think I've been misled by downloads from, er, another place, which don't seem to keep the capitalisation in the archive (.zip) files.
  Do you mean the name of the tarball? Obviously it's no problem to change the name of the tarball.
• I've wandered around for days looking for an issue tracker for the development releases like there is for the full releases.
  Is there such a thing?
• The Kwalitee thing talks about META.yml or META.json but the tools create MYMETA.* instead.
  Do I just rename them?
• Unrelated, but it's starting to get to me: Are there alternative interfaces to this (for want of a better description) bulletin board?

Thanks again. I'll be back, I guess. :)

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