Hello fellow monks.

I can't seem to find much info on this, and being my first upload to CPAN I just wanted to make sure I was doing things right...
It might be just me, but perhaps other monks feel a bit off with this procedure as well:
You fill out the Namespace Registration form (https://pause.perl.org/pause/authenquery?ACTION=apply_mod) and then you have to wait until the posts are published on one of the list's archives because you are a mere mortal and can't subscribe to the list. So it can take several days before you see what the Modules List maintainers think about your namespace proposal and also, there is no way to discuss their arguments.

Please note that this is not a complaint, it's just I want to better understand how this works. Perhaps there is a public namespace discussion list that I don't know about?

Thanks beforehand,
Alejandro Imass

In reply to Register namespace procedure on PAUSE by ait

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