So what's the feeling on posting code here for maintenance? I am pretty committed now to writing the VRML module, and I have some working code that will allow people to begin using it now. But its an 0.1 release and its not OO'ified. I got very good results from posting snippets thus far, and will be revising it.

So I am thinking of posting a node somewhere (suggestions for section are appreciated, and continually referring to it (rather than my home node) as I update it. This way not only do I get peer review when I need it, but I also get people casually looking at it and making suggestions.

So would it be okay to post some code and just keep updating it? Most of our nodes here are pretty static. It also does not require a new "peer review" section if I post it in, say, Cool Uses For Perl or Craft.

Comments?

le dep.

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