On Wed, 21 Nov 2001 19:23:49 +0100, in perl.modules you wrote: > How does one apply,
Not sure. Ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED], perhaps? Or mail one of the PAUSE admins? Those that I can think of off the top of my head are Skud (Kirrily Robert), Tim Bunce, Kurt Starsinic, and Andreas König. > how does one approve/reject/comment requests? You'd have to ask a PAUSE admin. If a request for module registration is submitted through the web interface, though, there are two links at the bottom that permit PAUSE admins to process that request fairly quickly, and comment on it if necessary, from what I gather. Otherwise, I presume through https://pause.perl.org/ in some admin-only menu option. > BTW, what does "CFT" mean? Didn't find it in the Jargon File. It's not? Funny, I thought that's where I had learned it. It stands for "Copious Free Time", and is often used when the Free Time in question is not, in fact, Copious. > > 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! >;-) Volunteers and tuits are perpetually in short supply, unfortunately :( Cheers, Philip
