Hi,

Maybe of interest

metacpan also lists/links the cpanrating of a module when you're viewing the docs

Good read Remove CPANRatings · Issue #1653 · metacpan/metacpan-web · GitHub

Apparently if you sign in to metacpan you can add a module to your favorites, a ++

Wishlist: Search options to sort results · Issue #1632 · metacpan/metacpan-web · GitHub

one way to sort could be a javascript bookmarklet, ...

https://github.com/metacpan/metacpan-api/blob/master/docs/API-docs.md, http://api.metacpan.org/v0/rating/_search

In reply to Re: Why I won't be contributing to the 'CPAN rating system'; and why you don't want me to. by beech
in thread Why I won't be contributing to the 'CPAN rating system'; and why you don't want me to. by BrowserUk

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