I'm looking for guidance on naming my first module for CPAN. So far I've been calling it

LG::QuickMemo_Plus::Extract::Memo
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The purpose of the module is to help me extract the large number of memos I have written on my LG smartphone in QuickMemo+. The module extracts the memo text from the lqm files that QuickMemo+ exports. I couldn't find any software that could open those files other than 7zip. The lqm file is actually a zip file that contains a JSON file that contains the memo text so it was an easy module to write. Each memo is in a separate archive so it is very tedious to extract each memo by hand.

My questions are:

• Is this name acceptable for CPAN? Some other options I considered are:
  • LG::QuickMemo_Plus::Memo::Extract
  • LG::QuickMemo+::Memo::Extract
  • QuickMemo_Plus::Memo::Extract
  • QuickMemo_Plus::Extract::Memo
  • QuickMemo_Plus::Extract
• Is a module like this needed on CPAN?
  • I'm thinking it might be better to just make a small GUI and release the binary on Github. My plan is to do both. But I wonder how many Perl programmers would be interested in this module.

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