I would like to take over the maintenance of these modules. ZZamboni created a sourceforge project for them, where I donwloaded them and discovered that these don't work either.

I /msg'd him to ask if he'd mind if I'd take over and put it on CPAN. But I haven't heard from him since. I use the modules for a client I'm writing myself. If I don't hear from him, I'll take the sources, apply the patches and put it on CPAN. Unless someone else objects with good reasons of course :)

Jouke Visser, Perl 'Adept'
Using Perl to help the disabled: pVoice and pStory

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In reply to Re: Re: PerlMonks modules 2.0 by Jouke
in thread PerlMonks modules 2.0 by ZZamboni

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