>> "... under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself."
 
This looks strained (for want of a better word). I'd remove the word "system"; and consider whether I even want "itself".

Good point...
I wasn't sure if changing the wording of licence agreements was a good idea as I have no idea how much "legal rigour" they have been subjected to. I didn't write that but rather chose it from the options available within Module::Starter

I see you have 't/pod.t' with Test::Pod which should pick up typos

I noticed those as well but haven't touched them as I don't understand them and note that publishing the module works without altering them. Again, they were added by Module::Starter.

First, I want to get the module published, available and usable...then I will (hopefully) get a better understanding of how I can improve the details and the system for creating and publishing modules so that future ones will be better.

Seems like the POD tests need to be looked at first :)

In reply to Re^2: RFC - Documentation Review by Bod
in thread Please review documentation of my AI::Embedding module by Bod

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