Greetings,

There'll probably be more RFCs from me on this subject, but for today i have only this question.

I'm currently writing a cross-platform gui flashcard application in wxPerl in order to help me with language studies. I intend to upload it to CPAN and have gotten the access for that. Before i do that though I'd like to get some input on the name of the modules themselves.

I've named them for now as such:

• Edu::Flashcards - The application itself.
• Edu::Flashcards::Sets::Hiragana::Romaji_Simple - One card set, with the first level being the kind of thing that's asked for and the second level describing the answer type.
• Edu::Flashcards::Audiobank::Japanese_Syllables - Installs wav files into the distribution share path. Optional.

Did i make any heinous mistakes in these namings or is it good enough to go ahead and request the namespace as well as upload?

For anyone interested in the code itself, my source repository is publicly accessible.

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