I wouldn't take offense, matter of fact that says that a number of people thought your module was good enough to be on the list, which is really a compliment.

It would have been nice to have received a mail about it at some point.

The way the project works though is that just because its on the list doesn't mean anything (other than what I said above), not until someone comes along and decides to take on your module will anyone try to get in touch with you. Unfortunately not many people have been volunteering though.

*cough* hint *cough*

(not necessarily to you, but to the monostary at large)

-stvn

In reply to Re^2: RFC: Mouse::Trap::Better.pm (Viva La Evolution!) by stvn
in thread RFC: Mouse::Trap::Better.pm (Viva La Evolution!) by stvn

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