| Walt Mankowski on Wed, 16 Jul 2003 18:03:53 -0400 |
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On Wed, Jul 16, 2003 at 05:43:39PM -0400, Eric J. Roode wrote: > I posted an article to comp.lang.perl.announce a couple weeks ago. I > received a prompt reply, apparently by Randal Schwartz, indicating > that the article was accepted and posted. However, it never showed up > on the newsgroup (according to my ISP's newsfeed and Google), so I > sent a reply to the acceptance email, asking the status, and never > heard anything back. Also, I haven't seen anything at all come > through c.l.p.a for two or three weeks. My newsfeed shows a post by you on clpa on June 14 with the subject "ANNOUNCE: Time::Format 0.04". That's the last message I've received in that group. Its message id is "1o1sr-m7h.ln1@red.stonehenge.com". It's also up on google at http://groups.google.com/groups?as_epq=1o1sr%20m7h%20ln1%20red%20stonehenge%20com&safe=images&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&as_umsgid=1o1sr-m7h.ln1%40red.stonehenge.com&lr=&hl=en Is that the message you're talking about? > I requested a CPAN namespace at pause.perl.org a week or two ago, and > have heard nothing. Someone else posted to modules@perl.org, > inquiring about the status of their namespace request which has also > been unanswered. A quick scan of the modules@perl.org archive shows > that nothing but automated messages (and spam) have been posted for at > least two weeks. > > I have some mods to the perl debugger that I'd like to contribute. So > I want to re-join perl5-porters. I went to dev.perl.org and followed > the instructions (send a blank email to thus-and-such address). I did > so (twice!), and got neither confirmation nor rejection. Nor have I > received any emails, and I suspect that traffic on p5p is not zero. Nope, still plenty of traffic on p5p. I just received a message a minute ago. :) > Is something amiss in the Perl world? Well, there was OSCON last week, so perhaps many of the people who normally administer such things were distracted. Walt Attachment:
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