Hello, New to p5p so please forgive my naivety. I have recently started checking over cpan packages/modules for typos in POD and comments with a process I created. When I find issues I create a bug or send a patch. Recently I thought it would be a good idea to do the same for perl itself. The results of this so far can be found here: https://github.com/dsteinbrunner/perl/commits/blead With the help of my typo checking script I have committed what I think are corrections to most of the questionable stuff I have come across in most areas of the repo, excluding t dirs, the cpan dir and the perl5\d+delta.pod files. I realize my timing on this might not be good due to the current RC status and that I'm touching a lot of modules that will likely need a new version number if the changes are applied. So I'm not sure what the best way of passing these changes on would be. Should I follow the perlhack's suggestion of empaling the git diff or does my odd set of changes warrant a different approach? Thanks, -- David SteinbrunnerThread Next