Exapnsion of Section II. B. of Porposed Documentation Guide "Join Mailing List"

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Aloha,
  I wrote this up as an outline to start working through the mentioned
section. It is text only and gives me an outline to start working with.
Feedback appreciated. Also, who is heading this part up? Please drop me
a line. 
Mahalo,
Edward
1.) Subscribe to the fedora-docs-list, fedora-dsco-list and fedora-announce-list
	a.) Fill out subscription page
	b.) Receive an email
	c.) Respond to or follow link in email
	d.) Done and on these lists.
2.) Generate a GPG key and setup your email client
	a.) Create a key Pair
	b.) Post public key at pgp.mit.edu
	c.) GPG key managemnet utilities
		I.) KGPG
		II.) Seahorse
		III.) At the command line
	d.) Setup email client to work with GPG
		I.) Evolution
		II.) Thunderbird
		III.) Kmail
		IV.) Pine
3.) Create a Bugzilla account(Red Hat)
	a.) Fill out subscription page
	b.) Receive email
	c.) Respond to or follow link in email
	d.) Acoount done
4.) Create a Fedora Project Account (Not the same as a Bugzilla Account.)
	a.) Apply for an account
		I.) Fill out Subscription page
		II.) Receive an email
		III.) Respond to or follow link in email
		IV.) Account setup.
	b.) Request and Complete a Contributor License Agreement(CLA)
		I.) Form the accounts page click to have it emailed to the
		account on file.
		II.) Receive it and following the instructions in the email,
		fill it out, sign it with your GPG key and return it.
		III.) Get confrimation email. Done.
	c.) Download and save the client-side certificate.
5.) Post a self-introduction to the fedora-docs-list
	a.) Subject
	b.) Body
	c.) Include Public GPG Key

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