2010/11/28 brian d foy <brian.d....@gmail.com>: > [[ This message was both posted and mailed: see > the "To," "Cc," and "Newsgroups" headers for details. ]]
This is not a private talk. I have no objections if this is public readable. > In article > <aanlktinmoycbjolevutr51csavyhkwkazokpzutbb...@mail.gmail.com>, Jens > Rehsack <rehs...@googlemail.com> wrote: > > >> It took me a while to get the maintainership from Tassilo, but in late Summer >> I >> received the permissions. Now I've seen that Adam hast co-maintainership >> (new) >> without anyone asked me, wrote me a mail or anything else. >> >> What has happened there? >> >> Not that I'm unlucky having a co-maintainer who works on some stuff, but >> I'd like to be asked what will be done and how and review the patches etc. > > Is this causing a problem or stopping you from working? Depends. Before I decide anything I'd like to know what was going on. This is a definitive issue for me - 'cause I always thought that the current maintainer must be tried to be contacted before CPAN admin will give someone co-maint. When I take a look to my modules and know, that at any time another one could get the permission to release new versions (without asking me or inform me) of the modules I have responsibility, this could at least stop me from uploading modules to CPAN, yes. > Have you tried talking to Adam? I've cc'ed him as you might have notived and I cc him with this reply, too. So he had the same chance to answer. I'm very busy at the moment and do not intend to invest additional time by trying to contact Adam on another way than his public CPAN email-address. Best regards, Jens
