-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 04/16/2010 10:21 PM, Gerard Ryan wrote: > Good evening Documenters. > > I'm Gerard Ryan. My IRC nick is Gearoid, and my fedora account nick is > galileo. Here is why I am interested in becoming a fellow documenter. > > --What other projects or writing have you worked on in the past? > > I'm not 100% sure what is meant by 'projects' and 'writing' here. I > don't think I have worked on any projects before, none are coming to > mind that are worth mentioning. With regards to writing, I have Bachelor > of Arts degree in two languages (French and Gaeilge), and that certainly > required me to write! > > > --What level and type of computer skills do you have? > > I consider myself to have quite good computer skills. Back before my > enlightenment (about 4 years ago), I was 'the go-to guy' for my family > and friends for all of their MS Windows problems. Since I started using > linux, I began to enjoy my computing experience far more. In the past > couple of years, I have only used MS Windows or Mac OSX if any of my > family or friends needed help, so 99.9% of my usage has been with linux. > At the moment, I do most of the server admin work for one of my friends, > and I also have a server myself as a sort of personal playground. I use > the shell when possible, and I try to automate stuff as much as I can > with bash or python. My bash is functional but starting to go stale; and > my python is decent and ever-improving. I can usually understand perl, > but I have never taken the time to sit down and learn it. > > > --What other skills do you have that might be applicable? > > I have people skills and teaching skills. I was raised in a small hotel, > so dealing with people is something that comes naturally to me. At the > moment, I am in my second year working as a language assistant in a > secondary school. I help teach English to francophone teenagers. > > > --What makes you an excellent match for the project? > > I have been using gnu/linux/FOSS for a few years now, so I feel it's > about time I got off my lazy behind and started to do something for the > community. I have been thinking about it for a few months now, but I > didn't know what I could do. I don't have the confidence in my > programming skills yet to try developing, I'm not very good with graphic > design, so I wouldn't be very helpful in the artwork field. My command > of the English language is something I have the utmost faith in, so I > feel that the Documentation Project is where I could be most useful. > Also, I have a craving for knowledge, and I know that I will learn a lot > as a by-product of helping out. Unfortunately, I don't have a girlfriend > at the moment, so I usually have lots of free time to spend online! :) > > > --GPG KEYID and fingerprint > > [gr@xps ~]$ gpg --fingerprint 8DCE7BDB > pub 2048R/8DCE7BDB 2010-04-08 [expires: 2015-04-07] > Key fingerprint = 1264 5BD0 EE48 04C2 334D DAA7 F071 A4DE 8DCE 7BDB > uid Gerard Ryan <mail.gerardryan@xxxxxxxxx> > sub 2048R/D1A190D4 2010-04-08 [expires: 2015-04-07] > > > I'm now off to learn a bit about publican, and to familiarize myself > with the writing style guide, etc. I think I should pick it up pretty > quickly. > If any of you could have recommendations as to where you think I could > be useful, or if you would like me to proof-read or edit or give > feedback on anything, please let me know! :) > > Ger. Hi everyone, I have revoked my old gpg key, so here are the details for my new one: pub 4096R/44019963 2010-06-04 [expires: 2012-12-21] Key fingerprint = 94D0 062B ECF8 A954 A028 D8BB CF72 593F 4401 9963 uid Gerard Ryan <mail.gerardryan@xxxxxxxxx> sub 4096R/2F4A9ED7 2010-06-04 [expires: 2012-12-21] Gerard|galileo|Gearoid. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.14 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Fedora - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJMCbIlAAoJEM9yWT9EAZlj39wP/2xRJK8tOTZUUaCQvCAjhVw7 NaERPcwGvBw2OoehU1jpEmdvqdCg1hUx1uxaOHsn8OAoG9HIqpysRgb5kF9RIv7j lsG0tgaeW7/sgfEDpB/j4l1gzg3Ii7/HqHqfLlngqhTDHeKgPradsqNbCbpxWzXt yd+VRBQVKpNm35miJTpV+OyWQIhnF1dyYwDnGmvqRDbVDsLYqXd/d5reBNhWoRjS lGQR5imAOU6I2JKlZ5pdgwv/6z2enUruTDYcW/55BhSqGk2huUGmWQSXsV7bLK3m mNu2bSAFj6VVN9Kn0JzdyhZ/PqG3fkot3hY4QRKwdiOcELutLsaKSmIX49m7Ujr+ lbBC29yhzKv/PZjVVzFw7XjFKs6h4WyDw3LPYgJL/S1E2e/bHtn/erKoSTdXhe5d rYcRwLxPBY07EqgLFkOx6yA+gAYR52RZNXcSv693umTxmU6EoHGBihGEJaQcQsHQ /NvJbujUWpRyaLdB+YfneIR6b0zRad/MW7sD08vunBaKDGskyfa8FESaoMmVLoVv DVsf+kFmLv09jF6mtITUbfsVG4kUFALlbFSJJPU3kyQu5ly7HmZ9bdGVZ8UqzgR7 gxns45pdiuyPGj3vqqsBJIIGLL8x8J+a9+zJHfXcf1ee8cM+6wvmCj44UlJg4YPJ XjrhrGaBQ7lVmc1fxKUk =gGyr -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- docs mailing list docs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/docs