Hello Philip Newton, in a previous mail you wrote:
> > I checked, there were no answers whatsoever, for one month and 10 days,
> > i.e., for six weeks!
>
> Yes. Unfortunately, that is not uncommon. Three months is not even that
> uncommon. It's a good idea to give a gentle reminder every three weeks
> or so, as you did. (I've been waiting for a registration for about two
> months now as well.)
Good to know, thank you very much! :-)
> > > Also, I believe volunteers to represent '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' are always
> > > welcome, so if you want to help speed things up for other people, you
> > > could join in ;)
> > Does that mean I can approve my own request? ;-)
>
> I believe so ;). That was one reason why I, at one point, considered
> joining the ranks of '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' voluntarily, but I wasn't sure
> whether I had enough CFT to really do the job justice.
How does one apply, how does one approve/reject/comment requests?
BTW, what does "CFT" mean? Didn't find it in the Jargon File.
> I think that different admins have different levels of power -- for
> example, I think everyone can register a CPAN ID for a new user, but not
> everyone can approve a module, or something like that. I think only
> Andreas König can add a module to the Official Module List, but that
> might change in the future -- I believe they're re-thinking how things
> work and who gets to do what.
When response times are reaching months instead of days, this is a wise
consideration indeed, IMnsHO! >;-)
> Cheers,
> Philip
Cheers,
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