* Graciliano M. P. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-01-17 00:09]:
> What is the style of the list?
>
> * Is about help other authors to develope their modules?
> * Help to test and give feedback about modules?
> * Announce new modules?
How about you do your homework ie read through a bit of the
archives, hm?
Anyway, while development help is not off-topic, it's not really
the focus here. And the list is definitely not intended as a way
for module users to contact module authors. It isn't exactly for
announcements of new modules either, although that's closest.
The focus is really something like:
Hi,
I've need to do XYZ and ended up writing a module for that. It
does blah, blah and blah. You can find the current version at
http://example.com/perl/foo-bar-0.42.tar.gz so far. I'm
thinking about uploading it to CPAN and wanted some feedback:
* Is Foo::Bar a good name for this module?
* How do you find the interface?
* What do you think of the POD?
* Anyone take a look at the code and comment?
Regards,
J Random Hacker
These are generally the things we talk about here.
It is, as the description says, a list for module authors to get
feedback from other module authors before they unleash their
cruft upon the world.
PS.: Please don't create new theads by replying to old mail. Some
of use have mailers that thread messages. It's not much effort to
copy the address and paste it into a new mail. Failing that at
least be so kind as to remove the In-Reply-To: and References:
headers before you send your mail.
--
Regards,
Aristotle
"If you can't laugh at yourself, you don't take life seriously enough."
