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== What Requires Testing == | == What Currently Requires Testing == | ||
Please see [[User:Crantila/FSC/Drafts|this page]] for a list of documents which require proof-reading. All documents on that page are still drafts. | Please see [[User:Crantila/FSC/Drafts|this page]] for a list of documents which require proof-reading. All documents on that page are still drafts, and new ones are added almost daily. | ||
The documents are currently in a "first draft" state. This means that, while the overall format and content is unlikely to change dramatically, small-scale things like sentence structure, text formatting, use/definition of technical terms, and consistency, are almost certain to change. | The documents are currently in a "first draft" state. This means that, while the overall format and content is unlikely to change dramatically, small-scale things like sentence structure, text formatting, use/definition of technical terms, and consistency, are almost certain to change. | ||
As you read sections, please take note of things that should be changed or which require additional thought, and submit them in one of the ways listed above. | As you read sections, please take note of things that should be changed or which require additional thought, and submit them in one of the ways listed above. Any assistance is greatly appreciated. | ||
Thank you | |||
Thank you! | |||
Revision as of 19:23, 3 July 2010
How to Submit Comments
- On IRC, contact the user "crantila" in Freenode's #fedora-docs or #fedora-summer-coding channel.
- Send an email to crantila at gmail
What Currently Requires Testing
Please see this page for a list of documents which require proof-reading. All documents on that page are still drafts, and new ones are added almost daily.
The documents are currently in a "first draft" state. This means that, while the overall format and content is unlikely to change dramatically, small-scale things like sentence structure, text formatting, use/definition of technical terms, and consistency, are almost certain to change.
As you read sections, please take note of things that should be changed or which require additional thought, and submit them in one of the ways listed above. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thank you!