Maybe I can put this arguement to rest. It doesn't matter how competant your product is (CPAN) if you aren't delivering what the market wants. Yes, CPAN provi

Maybe I can put this arguement to rest. It doesn't matter how competant your product is (CPAN) if you aren't delivering what the market wants. Yes, CPAN provides a utility in the ecosystem, but most users do not use the extra features that CPAN provides over something like PyPi. And even in the cases where there is a feature overlap (e.g. repository storage and breath), after a certain point things are "good enough" and theres a marginal return for adding more. Does it matter if there are 17 SHA1 implementations on CPAN and 3 on PyPi? Not really, since you only need 1 good implementation. In fact it could be argued that having more implementations is worse due to paradox of choice.