Hi, Vladimir. Either approach is acceptable. I think it's really up to your company how they want to manage it and whether they want an "official" company account or not.
For example, at MongoDB, where I work, I set up a company account and have the PAUSE email address go to a mailing list that goes to the Perl engineering team. The password credentials are shared among the team for redundancy and because we have a high degree of trust. That sort of casual approach may or may not work for Oracle. Regards, David Golden PAUSE Admin for IDs On Mon, Jul 7, 2014 at 10:23 AM, Vladimir Marek <vladimir.ma...@oracle.com> wrote: > Hi, > > My name is Vladimir Marek and I work for Oracle Corporation as a > sustaining engineer. Recently I started to maintain Perl in Oracle > Solaris. In Oracle Solaris we ship several modules (like for example > perlgcc) we would like to upload to CPAN or update it if it is already > there. I would like to ask whether you would recommend creating a PAUSE > "company" account so it would be "invisible" if the maintainer in Oracle > changes or should I rather register under my civil name and pass the > ownership of "my" modules to anyone working on them later? > > Thank you > -- > Vlad -- David Golden <x...@xdg.me> Twitter/IRC: @xdg
