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Do lists of recently added, not recently updated, perl/php/python/ruby/etc. modules exist?

For many programming languages, there are centralized sites (ex. CPAN, PEAR, PyPi, RubyGems, etc.) which list recently updated (existing plus newly added) modules, but I haven't seen any site which allows you to list only recently added/created modules. Can anybody point me to such a site/service?

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