Just wondering about appropriate PAN usage. I have a set of modules I'm
working on on an almost daily basis. They are alpha's currently (the
port from the working MySQL::Backup to DBA::Backup &
DBA::Backup::mysql). I talked about them at our local Perl mongers
meeting last night and a few people expressed interest in the project,
as well as a few collaborators.

My impulse is to regularly update the modules on CPAN, at least until we
get a semi-functional beta in place. But I'm apprehensive that using
CPAN like CVS might annoy some of the maintainers. :) What's the general
consensus, keep the modules on CPAN current, or use email/lists/etc. and
only update CPAN at significant development points.

Thanks!

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Sean Quinlan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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