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I am actually Chris Winters; I am actually living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; I am actually married and have three cats. (Guess what one of them is named?) I am the "OpenInteract" guy, which could be good or bad.
chris.winters@gmail.com
http://www.cwinters.com/
I am actually Chris Winters; I am actually living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; I am actually married and have three cats. (Guess what one of them is named?) I am the "OpenInteract" guy, which could be good or bad.
Friday October 11, 2002
08:31 AM
Cleanup
Inspired by brian's message, I cleaned up from CPAN all versions of OpenInteract and SPOPS older than a year. They're pretty hefty distributions too, so this should help bump up the Schwartz factor.
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Schwartz (Score:2)
Of course, it doesn't help in making CPAN fit on a CD, but if the goal is to get closer to the Wall...
I might add here... (Score:3, Informative)
That deleted modules never die they just go to BackPAN. :) ...just in case people are reluctant to delete modules that people may sometimes still need. Authors can simply refer users to their directory on BackPAN.
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Re:I might add here... (Score:2)
And that certainly comes in handy, say, when something like RT refuses to work with the latest version of HTML::Mason. Thank you!
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