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Contributing roles in the Docs project
This is only suggestions for contributing roles. Only your imagination sets the limts.
Project Workflow
The central project workflow page is DocsProject/WorkFlow .
The Documents
Published documentation can be found on http://docs.fedoraproject.org or on this wiki under Category:Documentation. Draft documentation can be found under Category:Draft_Documentation.
If you want to use DocBook XML for Fedora-based documentation, you can learn how using the Documentation Guide and a self-referential example tutorial which is actually written in DocBook XML itself. If you want to collaborate with other experienced writers working on official documentation using DocBook XML, you can find the latest in our git repositories on Fedora Hosted, or you might choose to resurrect an older document from the Docs Project's CVS repository.
If you prefer to write on the wiki, read the wiki guide that we've prepared. It shows how to mark up text, where to store pages, and so forth.
Release Notes "Beats"
The Beats are the living documents that become the release notes for Fedora releases. The process for creating the release notes is documented on the Release Notes process page. You can find writers of the Beats on the Beat Writers page.
You can help maintain the Beats on the wiki, but you should read the Beat Writing How-To first.
Other Fedora Documentation
Check the FAQ on this wiki for general information on Fedora and links to other resources.
Project Administration
- Schedule of tasks to implement the goals
Documentation Licensing
All documentation produced by Fedora is released under the Open Publication License :
Miscellanea
The following pages collect notes, hints, and other bric-a-brac that would otherwise be lost to the vagaries of the list archive's "search" function.