Perl Distribution

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George Kinley

My question is not related to perl programing but about its distribution so
pardon me
Modules downlodable from CPAN site are not part of standard distribution
package (like Date::Calc),
how do they decide which module to be added as standard distribution , and
what are the criteria
-GK
 
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George Kinley

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My question is not related to perl programing but about its
distribution so pardon me
Modules downlodable from CPAN site are not part of standard
distribution package (like Date::Calc),
how do they decide which module to be added as standard distribution ,
and what are the criteria
-GK

found some answers
:)
http://www.perl.com/CPAN/misc/cpan-faq.html
 

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