Well that's weird. My results are below and when I try the 'report an incorrect block' link it tells me 'We were unable to send your message'.

ACType
0
Block Type
security
Bundle ID
-
Domain Tagging
-
Host
malware.opendns.com
IP Address
82.132.231.156
Org ID
0
Origin ID
0
Prefs
-
Query
url=perldoc.pl
Server
-
Time
2018-07-02 15:10:38.253410102 +0000 UTC m=+2395321.279584930

Update: On the grounds that the automated method didn't submit the form, I've gone through their 'contact us' page.

In reply to Re^4: perldoc.pl - An alternative to perldoc.perl.org by marto
in thread perldoc.pl - An alternative to perldoc.perl.org by marto

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