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I've been working on a project for $WORK, and recently received permission to open-source it and release it to CPAN. In fact they're open to the idea of doing more in the future.

Which leads to my question: I've seen that there are a few author-accounts on CPAN that belong to organizations rather than individuals. Are these considered a good idea or are they something that everyone hates? Is there anything else that I really ought to think about for a project like this?

Thanks, Monks.
--Andrew

In reply to Organizational CPAN Accounts? by hobbs

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