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I'd strongly recommend posting this to the perl-ldap mailing list. You'll likely get some prompt feedback on how the module could be used and an appropriate namespace consistent with the existing namespace structure.

My suggestion would be something like Net::LDAP::Entry::Validate or Net::LDAP::Entry::Check

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In reply to Re: Looking for names for Net::LDAP::Entry enhancement module by g0n
in thread Looking for names for Net::LDAP::Entry enhancement module by strat

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