So, if there is someone out there that could ...

Here are some things which you or indeed anyone else could do:

• Review Switch and detail its shortcomings and suggest better alternatives. Report back here and link to the review and it should get a good number of ++helpful votes.
• Add your sentiments to Bug 86969
• Fork the repo, improve the documentation to how you think it should be and submit a PR.
• Lobby the dist maintainer to set the x_deprecated flag

The Perl community is just that - a community. If your cause is worthy (and I think it is) then you should be able to either devote your own time to it or convince others to devote theirs.

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