There are already a bunch of fixes available at PerlMonks modules 2.0. Zzamboni recently moved the modules to sourceforge, and asked wether anyone wanted them continued. Some people did, some didn't but as far as I could see he did not fix them.

Also, you might want to get in contact with Jouke, who expressed interest in taking over the modules from Zzamboni, but I haven't heard from either of them since. 

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