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Dubious (Score:2)

by barbie (2653) <reversethis-{ku. ... m} {ta} {eibrab}> on 2004.08.03 11:19 (#33046) Homepage Journal

I registered my first couple of namespaces (July 2003) and they still don't feature :( This list is considered to outdated now, according to the Module Authors list. As it was being updated manually and all the cool kids now use search.cpan.org [cpan.org] these days, no-one seems to have been bothered with keeping it up to date.

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- Re:Dubious (Score:2)
  
  by jonasbn (1153)
  
  I got Games::Bingo registered in May 2003 if I recall correctly - I simply registered to get on the module list - too bad if this no longer is practised :-/
  
  During registration you specify some flags indicating the status of your module etc.:
  
  These are:
  Development Stage
  Support Level
  Language Used
  Interface Style
  License
  A.S.O.
  
  This is all VERY useful information and I have met people having reservations about CPAN, simply because they cannot get a clear picture of the state of a module aso.
  
  So this info
  - Re:Dubious (Score:2)
    
    by barbie (2653)
    
    Yep did all that, but although they got posted to the modules list, the main file hasn't been updated :(

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