I take your argument, that CPAN is a project of a few, and has its policy. Probably I will start a CPAN2 at some point, probably it will be an "internal set of modules" that will not go to CPAN. Whatever will seem to be more apropriate.

I wasn't discussing the "hundreds of ideas" in the first post, because I know of the lethargy of the communities (and that's not specific to the Perl community) when it comes to these things. So why waste time?

The point is NOT "I don't like X, We should do something about it." But it is:

"I have evidence, that X is far below where it could be, but I'm alone am not able to change it. If there are people out there who think similar, lets do something about it."

Well - at least I think I'm not able to do it alone. We'll see.

Bye
 PetaMem     All Perl:   MT, NLP, NLU

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