> If fedora can come up with a set of simple tasks, that nonetheless > provide real help, the barrier for entry will be drastically lowered. > Expecting everybody to actually "fix a bug" means you eliminate many > potential contributors due to the sheer background knowledge required. > > The trick IMHO is figuring out ways to give input that are easy AND > useful. for the upstream kernel there is a thing called "kernel janitors" which is basically just this. And it's a way for people to start with something relatively simple and sort of grow into things as a learning experience. Maybe fedora-janitors ??? ;)
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