In article <mac-perl.v04011754b1f8c6080649@[10.48.0.42]>, Vicki Brown <vlb@cfcl.com> wrote: >My recommendation is plain text for anything that can possibly be sent as >plain text. This allows people to view it within their web browser >without requiring a download. This is one area in which I think the CPAN is really weak, and maybe your site could serve as a model. On the CPAN, the ReadMe's often just say things along the lines of "this update fixes the long-standing whatever bug" and you have to download the actual package to get at the docs which say what the thing actually does. I'm rather shocked, actually, given Perl's pod2html and CGI capabilities. I would have expected that there would be html versions of the included/embedded pod documentation generated on-the-fly. Just having informative ReadMe's would be a good start. -- __________________________________________________________________________ Jeff Clites Online Editor http://www.MacTech.com/ online@MacTech.com MacTech Magazine __________________________________________________________________________ ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch