DSSS, Dsource, and cpan

[Walter Bright]

Andrei suggested that a huge resource for Perl users is 
http://www.cpan.org. Not only is it full of reusable Perl code, it is 
very easy to access via 
http://search.cpan.org/~jhi/perl-5.8.0/lib/CPAN.pm, and is a big factor 
in the ongoing success of Perl.

It seems to me that we are close to this with DSSS coupled with Dsource. 
So can we get closer?

I.e., can we change dsource so that there are two kinds of projects:

1) Projects that are not certified, and
2) Projects that are certified

Certified projects must meet certain minimum requirements:

1) They can be installed using DSSS
2) They compile and run their unit tests
3) They have ddoc documentation for their APIs

In other words, a project that is certified is one that is easy for 
users to install, has documentation, and at least appears to work.

Boost, another successful library repository, also adds on peer review. 
Perhaps in the future, as our user base grows, we can add another layer 
of certification for projects that pass peer review.

Any thoughts?