# from Andy Lester
# on Sunday 06 July 2008 10:33:
>FWIW, my line of thinking has nothing to do with how many people are
>downloading or installing a module as an indicator of quality.
Note that I said "usage" -- not downloads, not installations.
I do not suggest counting downloads (and we can
On Jul 6, 2008, at 11:34 AM, Eric Wilhelm wrote:
How would that be more useful that counting how much actual code
actually loads the module?
FWIW, my line of thinking has nothing to do with how many people are
downloading or installing a module as an indicator of quality. I'm
far more i
I don't really mean to stir the pot, because I mostly believe download
counts are useless
Even so, I would point out that "possibly" slightly more useful would
be install counts. However this would require that we configure CPAN
reporter to be able to submit install reports (success/failure) v
# from Todd Rinaldo
# on Sunday 06 July 2008 06:41:
>Even so, I would point out that "possibly" slightly more useful would
>be install counts.
How would that be more useful that counting how much actual code
actually loads the module?
--Eric
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