On Wed, 2006-03-08 at 18:07 -1000, Edward Haddock wrote: > Aloha all, Aloha. Welcome to the Documentation Project. Just a few quick questions to get started: Do you want direction on which part of the project needs contributors? Or even a specific assignment? Or do you prefer to look around and find what you are interested? This is a place to get started; please let us know what is good, missing, confusing, and stupid about this page, if you notice anything work commenting on: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DocsProject/NewWriters > Edward R Haddock Jr here. I live in Wahiawa, Hawaii, USA. I am a > Satellite Systems Technician and Network Manager currently working for > BAE Systems at A Government Satellite Facility. My goals at this point > are not many. I am not a professional writer or editor at all. I would > like to help if I can. I can review documents for grammar/writing style > but am not technically savvy enough to do that side of things. No problems. Your skill level in all things is needed, simply because Fedora readers/users are at all skill levels. I guarantee that if you are interested enough to read and comment on various documents, you are going to find obfuscation :) or unspecified assumptions that the old- timey UNIX people wouldn't notice, but need to be spelled out for the rest of the world. > I have > not worked on any projects prior to this so I am very new to it all. > Please be patient with me. Don't know if our reputation proceeds us, but we pride ourselves on being, "The kinder, gentler Fedora sub-project." ;-D This makes Fedora Documentation a good place to get started with open source projects. Also, a great thing about working with newbies (like me!) is that our enthusiasm is still greater than our cynicism. This reminds me of how to have fun and success in Aikido, the Japanese martial art that means "Way of Harmonizing Energy." The more enthusiasm (energy) that a student brings to the mat, the more fun they are going to have getting thrown all over the place. Often it is more fun to be tossed through the air and learn how to land gracefully than to be the tosser. :) > I am adequate on the computer. I would say I > am a little above a novice and am definitely new to Fedora. I am very > good with Electronics and those types of things and currently working on > my computer science degree. My main hope here is to contribute to > something I feel is worthwhile. Open Source has inspired me You are in good company here. :) Welcome, and again, please let us know how you want to be integrated into the project (directed at activities or left to own devices). Cheers - Karsten -- Karsten Wade, RHCE * Sr. Tech Writer * http://people.redhat.com/kwade/ gpg fingerprint: 2680 DBFD D968 3141 0115 5F1B D992 0E06 AD0E 0C41 Content Services Fedora Documentation Project http://www.redhat.com/docs http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DocsProject
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