If you wish to submit modules to the CPAN, read through their module submission FAQ. The process is fairly simple: request a PAUSE ID. Once you're received that, you can upload your module and you'll also need to apply for your name space. In uploading a module, please use H2XS to create it. Make sure that you write tests for the module and create a proper bundle. "make dist" will do that for you. If you follow all of those steps, you will have a professional distribution that Perl programmers will appreciate.
Cheers,
Ovid
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