G'day Cody Fendant,

[Disclaimer: I'm not connected in any way with either the annocpan.org or cpan.org domains or any of their tools or systems.]

Representatives of those domains may provide a direct answer here. If not, here's some alternative avenues for you to investigate.

If you feel that "AnnoCPAN" (http://www.annocpan.org/) is providing an unacceptable level of availability, I'd recommend using the contact information provided on "AnnoCPAN - About" (next to where it says: "Comments and suggestions welcome.").

For issues with external links provided by "The CPAN Search Site - search.cpan.org", I'd recommend using the contact information provided on "Site Feedback - search.cpan.org" (next to where it says: "If you have any feedback about this site, its design or how it presents the information, ...").

And then there's these FAQs:

Please report back with whatever information you garner.

-- Ken

In reply to Re: What's up with AnnoCPAN? by kcott
in thread What's up with AnnoCPAN? by Cody Fendant

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