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Once you have joined the Docs Project you are free to work on any project or task we might have. If you aren't sure where you'd best fit please feel free to talk with us and we'll help point you in the correct direction.

What we are working on now.

Come to the next meeting. Here we update the task list weekly.

Task list

We use Red Hat's Bugzilla instance for tracking issues and tasks within the Docs Project. It is always helpful to provide input and patches to bugs.

You can query Bugzilla or use one of the following links to find tickets that are open:

• New tickets that have not been assigned.
• All tickets, new and assigned, that have not been closed.

Content tasks

These tasks are for the creation of content -- research, writing, editing, and publishing.

• Docs_Project_content_tasks_for_new_contributors if you are just getting started in Docs. It presents tasks without assignments as well as tracking active tasks, including small team projects.
• Docs_Project_content_tasks_for_experienced_contributors is where your tasks are tracked.
• Wiki_gardening_tasks are for contributors of all levels.

Tasks for students

The page for these tasks pulls in lists from the content and admin tasks. Students are equal contributors so do not have a separate task/tracking page. This page is an aggregate to draw attention to specific areas for interested students. This list is currently focused toward students involved in a class using open source in the curriculum. (Experimental idea quaid 18:46, 3 September 2008 (UTC))

• Docs_Project_tasks_for_students

Admin tasks

These tasks make Docs happen -- tools, project management, leadership

• Tasks for new contributors
• Tasks for experienced contributors