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From: Neil Bowers Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2020 2:31 PM To: mal...@cpan.org; j...@cpan.org Cc: modules@perl.org Subject: CPAN - split ownership of Net-Amazon-EC2 distribution Hi Mark & Jeff, I’m one of the PAUSE admins, and I’m working through distributions that have split ownership, typically caused because releasers with co-maint added new packages, and in the past PAUSE would give them first-come on the new package. PAUSE now tries to ensure consistent permissions, so I’m working through the historical cases[1]. Net-Amazon-EC2 is one of them. Jeff did the first bunch of releases, and has the first-come permission on the majority of modules. Mark has done releases since 2012, and has first-come on the packages he’s added. Normally the default is to give all permissions to the original author or whoever has first-come on the lead module (Net::Amazon::EC2), but I wonder if in this case it would make more sense to give all first-come permissions to Mark (MALLEN), as he’s the one actively maintaining this? JKIM would have co-maint on all modules. If you’re happy with this, I can make the changes for you. Cheers, Neil [1] http://neilb.org/2020/07/24/inconsistent-permissions.html
