I really don't have time to keep up with another place where people could potentially be discussing my modules (and I _far_ prefer mailing lists to web forums) but I also don't want to miss out on any potentially interesting discussions on my code.

So, RSS to rescue I thought. I see that you have feeds per distribution. That gets a bit unmanageable with my dozen or so modules and would get even worse if I was a prolific author.

So what I'd like to see is an RSS feed for each CPAN author. That way I could just subscribe to http://cpanforum.com/rss/author/davecross in Bloglines and I'd see the discussions all in one place without all that tedious clicking about in cyberspace.

What do you think? Any chance of implementing it?

Dave...

p.s. And please fix the formatter so that it infers paragraph tags :)

Yes, this is a good idea. For this I need to keep the list of module authors in the database something I am not doing currently. For now you can subscribe for e-mail alerts for all of your modules which might be a pain for those who have lots of modules. (But maybe they can code something that will do it for them. ;) Anyway this should be in the TODO list.

That's great. Thanks. Please let me know when it goes live.

Formatter ? Do you mean you also want single <p> tags or are you talking about how it looks after submitting ?

I mean that I'm used to using forum software which recognises paragraphs (from the blank lines between them) and puts <p>...</p> tags around them automatically.

Like the "html_para" filter in TT.

One other request... please support <blockquote> tags :)