Andreas Koenig <andreas.koenig.7os6v...@franz.ak.mind.de> writes: > But as other responses have pointed out already , there is no > cpan-netiquette that demands to keep the number of indexed modules > low.
As I understood from the OP it applies to the case where * you have a module that implements public functionality * this module requires a collection of 'helper' modules (included) * the helper modules are not generally usable and provide no public functionality. So there's no need to add these helper modules to the indexes. it might even be undesired since the names of the helper modules might be misleading. This applies even more to applications where you have a single user-visible script and a collection of helper modules that are of no general use. -- Johan
