Are there any non-technical jobs...

[Kevin Mulligan]

Would it be appropriate to go ahead and create a "WikiTeam" as a 
subgroup of the Documentation Team? Since we seem to have some people 
wanting to volunteer to help out, I think it would be beneficial. Then 
again I've been running Ubuntu for less than a week, so I don't want to 
make too many waves without appropriate 'rank'. And I've never 
participated in a large project like this...

I'd offer to get it started though, if it was wanted.

--Kevin

John Levin wrote:

>
> On 19 Oct 2004, at 06:11, Matt Zimmerman wrote:
>
>> On Mon, Oct 18, 2004 at 11:17:27PM -0400, Michael S. Jessop wrote:
>>
>>> ...that volunteers could handle for you guys at canonical/ubuntu?  You
>>> are all seeming a bit overworked.  This past week has been a tough one
>>> in the community and no doubt has caused you guys some grief as well.
>>>
>>> :/  Anything we can do to help?
>>
>>
>>  - The wiki would benefit from some reorganization and cleanup.
>>
>>  - There is much documentation which would be nice to have, but which 
>> no one
>>    is yet writing.
>>
>>  - There are many useful informational pages, besides documentation, 
>> which
>>    could be added to the wiki (such as a list of non-technical tasks for
>>    people who would like to help ;-) )
>>
>>  - The easiest one of all: spread the word!  You can request free CDs at
>>    http://shipit.ubuntu.com/ and give them away to family, friends, 
>> complete
>>    strangers at trade shows, etc.
>>
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> John
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