Huge misakes? Not that I can see. Automatic A++ for even using POD. The bulk of the feedback you receive may end up having more to do (IMO) with POD's placement inline functions versus at the end. I know the merits of each and have the debates before, even at $WORK (related issues include: maintenance, Lukes using the source to augment module understanding, etc; however I get it, it all looks the same when rendered). My personal preference is all at the bottom as a monolith and *.pod is only useful for cookbooks and tutorials. Minor nits: DESCRIPTION typically goes immediately after SYNOPSIS; and I think there's a standard way the NAME section is written so CPAN gets the description right. Also, looking at other well known module POD is always informative. Good job.

In reply to Re: [RFC] Review of module code and POD by perlfan
in thread [RFC] Review of module code and POD by Bod

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