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Only one more week to submit CPAN Meta Spec proposals
On August 26, I issued a Call for Proposals for the CPAN Meta Spec. It is now one week away from the deadline for submission. There are over twenty-five proposals already (see below) as well as numerous other brainstorming ideas that haven't been fleshed out into full proposals yet.
There is still time to help out with this effort. Please see the rest of this article for deadlines and how to participate.
Timeline
Over the next couple months, a working group of Perl/CPAN toolchain developers, maintainers, packagers and indexers will review the proposals and finalize the new CPAN Meta Spec.
for public discussion
and release a new CPAN META Spec no later than Dec. 1, 2009
How to participate
Check out the CPAN Meta Spec proposals page and add new proposals or just refine the proposals that are already there.
Next, join the cpan-workers mailing list by emailing cpan-workers-subscribe@perl.org. List archives are available at http://www.mail-archive.com/cpan-workers@perl.org/. Expect much more traffic in November as we refine and triage the proposals.
Current list of proposals