"You are wrong about the absence of documentation."

Had you read what you're replying to, I did not say this. All of the criticisms in this thread are valid, especially Re^3: New Perl framework Creazilla on Perl.

"It's not my fault that this thread has been moved to Seekers of Perl Wisdom, rather than to PerlMonks Discussion."

It is specifically your fault. PMD is for discussions about perlmonks related issues. A guide to where to post things and how to do it properly is displayed each time you start a post.

"Now, this framework is open source and everybody owns it."

There is no licence in the distribution, among other missing parts.

You haven't checked the thing you're here to advertise before doing so.

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