OpenHelp Conference ideas

[Bruce Hyatt]

The first (using vim) looks most-interesting to me but the second might be
more in line with the theme of the conference.

- Bruce

On Tue, Sep 22, 2015 at 9:52 PM, jim <jim at well.com> wrote:

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> On 09/23/2015 12:45 AM, Ted Cox wrote:
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>> I've come up with a few ideas for presenting at OpenHelp. Which do you
>> think would be most interesting to a gathering of documentation writers?
>>
>> - Using Vim to edit documentation
>> ## GOOD^H^H^H^H^EXCELLENT
>>
>> - How the Ubuntu Documentation Team encourages the community to
>> contribute: A look at how we get people involved with our docs through
>> Launchpad, the mailing lists, wiki, and training classes
>> ## NOT so good : how about a MAP that people can use to
>> -- find and download docs interesting to them,
>> -- discover reviews and bugs filed
>> -- learn where are pertinent style guides
>> -- learn how to submit rewrites
>>
>> - The Ubuntu Server Guide bug report work flow: How bugs get corrected
>> with Launchpad and bzr
>> ## GOOD
>>
>> I'm still open to other presentation ideas, too.
>>
>>
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