On 11/11/2011 02:08 PM, Andreas J. Koenig wrote:
Neil, I've made you co-maintainer of Lingua::EN::Numbers. I know you as
a conscientiously and thoroughly working man and I'm glad you're
persuing the fix of the bug you discovered. I would believe that it's in
the best interest of Sean that you take over the mainteinance of this
module. Thank you very much for doing that.
I'm glad to for Neil et al to have maintenance-- in fact, I'll do a
full pass-off in PAUSE... Wait, if there's more than one co-maint
listed in PAUSE, I'm unsure how passing off main-maint should work.
I'll leave it alone, and leave it like Class::ISA where I'm co-maint
in theory, but in practice have no conceivable attention in releasing.
I'm sorry I haven't been replying to email lately, or even reading
much of it. Since April (!), I have been moving from Alaska to
Canada. This has turned out to be a fractally complex task, and far
too many parts of it have come close to bankrupting or straight-up
killing me-- which is extremely surprising since this should all have
just been a matter of putting things in boxes in one place, and
unpacking them in another, and doing bits of paperwork, and receiving
comfortable checks, and living quietly in a nice neighborhood.
More to the CPAN-ish point at hand: Every day feels like I'm just
finishing up the /last/ parts of the /last/ tasks, and so I can get to
/that/ piece of CPAN-Perl-etc email tomorrow (or even open its
folder), but first I have three fires to put out today, but then
TOMORROW everything will be fine,... really,... this time for sure.
Until it actually IS tomorrow, and then OH NO, more putting out new fires.
To give you a sense of things: on many different days (I stopped
counting at three), me "putting out fires" has involved ACTUAL FIRE.
