I've only seen limited modules with really poor documentation. Let's, for example, take a look at HTML::TableExtract (yeah, table example ;)
The module clearly is made for a specific goal, to extract data from HTML tables. The POD explains step by step how to set it up. Just like IKEA tables (although I appreciate the quality of HTML::TableExtract more than IKEA tables ;).
IMHO, it'd be quite useless to just put up a ready made script (table) there that will grab info from some website. The POD is like the IKEA manuals, it'll help you set it all up.
I wouldn't miss a night's sleep if CPAN decided to drop the handful of scripts the currently host. There are other sites for that. I firmly believe the Matt's (insert useful thingy here) script days are over. Ready made scripts hardly ever fit in real situations and thus usually need tweaking anyway. Might as well start from scratch. Sourceforge and the before mentioned Hotscripts are better suited places, in my opinion.
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