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A while ago I tried to register the CPAN module namespace RHP by filling out the form at https://pause.perl.org/pause/authenquery?ACTION=apply_mod. I never got a response, although after some searching I saw that my submission made it onto the modules@perl.org list and ADAMK had responded asking what RHP meant (Red Hot Penguin). I tried to send a response to modules@perl.org including the message I found on the web archive, but never got a response.

So what's the deal with registering module namespaces? Is there a secret to getting on the modules@perl.org list so I can respond to questions like that?

UPDATE - getting downvoted to oblivion here :) Sorry if I am posing a question that wastes people's time, but I did put in a fair amount of due diligence initially. Hopefully this post will help someone out in the future who had the same questions as myself.

In reply to Registering CPAN module namespace by redhotpenguin

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