I think it is not the best advice to recomend against uploading to CPAN. Many programmers are a bit shy when it comes to releasing their code to public and they often undervalue it. I suggest to post here this code for review and let other Perl monks to judge. Maybe it much more useful than Cody Pendant says and it deserves its right to be on CPAN.

In short: when in doubt about releasing your code on CPAN post it here for review and let Perl monks to tear it apart :)

Update: s/htoug/Cody Pendant/

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Ilya Martynov (http://martynov.org/)

In reply to Re: Re: Submitting A Module To CPAN by IlyaM
in thread Submitting A Module To CPAN by Cody Pendant

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