I always fret that any module I post won't measure up.

Measure up to what?

I used to be that way, then things changed. Now I have clients that use my work, we've integrated several of my distributions into the code of my current job, I get feedback and patches from all over the globe.

Just make sure that you have good, complete documentation, and ensure you have a very good test suite that verifies what your documentation says is accurate.

I urge you to upload your work. Who cares what anyone else will think. To be realistic though, you've been around a long time so I'm quite confident that you'd get positive feedback anyway.

Besides, the CPAN needs more representation from Toronto ;)

In reply to Re^2: User Profile Element: CPAN author ID by stevieb
in thread User Profile Element: CPAN author ID by jdporter

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