Hi Sine, I would say you are aspiring too much for a beginner.
Although your node got downvoted, I second that: while it's remarkably good that the OP wants to improve his Perl skills by contributing free help on existing projects, it's almost certainly a little bit premature as of a very beginner. Sometimes good will is not enough. He may want to improve his skills in some other way first, e.g. like GrandFather suggested, and then he would be ready to further improve them the way he's thought of in a manner that would be productive both for him and for the projects themselves. IMHO that would be a more efficient use of his good will; otherwise the attempt may even result in frustration...
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