Hi, I would like to help!

[Troy Williams]

Corey Burger wrote:

>On 4/16/05, Troy Williams <troywill1 at gmail.com> wrote:
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>>Greetings,
>>
>>I am new to Ubuntu (not new to Linux, however) and I am very intrigued
>>by the Ubuntu Community.  I would like to help with the Documentation
>>Team efforts.
>>
>>I guess I have the obvious question (I have read the Documentation Team
>>page, ToDo Lists, etc.):  Where should I begin?  I am willing to assist
>>where it is needed most or wherever the team might see fit.
>>
>>Please let me know if I can be of assistance...looking forward to being
>>a part of this community.  Thanks.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Troy Williams
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>>
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>Welcome,
>
>We are currently gearing up to write for Breezy. We have a meeting
>tomorrow at 1200 UTC to decide on a few things. This meeting will be
>at the #ubuntu-meeting on irc.freenode.net
>
>Currently, the quickguide needs to be kept up to date with breezy.
>
>New projects include updating the faqguide to make it more visual, as
>well as writing an admin guide. Sean Wheller is also working on a XUL
>toolbar for mozilla, to be used to Breezy to replace yelp.
>
>We are also hashing out specs for a web portal for easy editing of
>documents, while keeping them in the current revision control
>system(Subversion).
>
>Overall, the easiest way is to pull down stuff from the subversion
>repos and begin tweaking. Send all your patches to the list, and
>someone who has commit access will send them up and give up feedback.
>
>Corey
>
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>
Thanks for the quick reply.  I am unsure if I will be able to make the 
meeting in the morning due to the current hour, but, regardless, I will 
study the Documentation Team pages and begin to pull stuff down from the 
repos and have a look.  Thanks, again.

Troy