I've transferred the first-come permissions on File-Slurp-Remote to NHORNE.
Please note: this distribution has an oddness: these days PAUSE requires all distributions to have modules with a name that corresponds to the distribution name. So If you were releasing File-Slurp-Remote for the first time today, you'd have to include a module File::Slurp::Remote. When this restriction was introduced, for security reasons, any distributions which didn't have the corresponding module were given an indexing permission of the relevant package name. So MUIR was given co-maint on File::Slurp::Remote. That should be have first-come, because co-maint means you can't give anyone else co-maint. And because the module doesn't exist, if you use the PAUSE interface to give co-maint or transfer the first-comes, then it would miss File::Slurp::Remote. The way to "fix" this is to add an empty File::Slurp::Remote module. NHORNE now has first-come on File::Slurp::Remote (thanks Andreas!); if you don't add a module for that, you'll need to remember to handle any permissions changes manually, for that module. I hope that makes sense. Cheers, Neil
