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A longer term work to better adapt the documentation to the current structure of the Fedora distribution and update it at the same time. Lead: pboy
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Anyone can contribute to the Fedora documentation. No special skills are necessary. And there are many ways and options to constructively contribute to Fedora documentation.
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Both distribution share a lot of code and a large number of almost identical administrative routines. It should be possible to achieve improvements for both documentation projects by joint work and coordinating efforts.
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content writer and editor
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Coordination and looking for synergy of CentOS and Fedora docs groups
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curate the Quick Docs collection of documentation
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Curation of the Quick Docs collection
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Currently, there is a group of steady contributors, who will be eager to help if you have questions about the documentation or how to contribute:
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Currently, there is no style guide resulting in an inconsistent typography and unpleasant presentation of our docs.
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Currently, we are a small but productive team. And we don’t necessarily want to be a small team in the long run. If you are interested in creating and shaping valuable information or would like to share your own knowledge and experience, please join us.
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Developing a style guide
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docs-banner.jpg
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#docs:fedora.im
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Each Wednesday, 18:30 UTC at #fedora-meeting-1
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exclude old docs from search enignes
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Exploring possible synergy effects of a cooperation between CentOS and Fedora documentation
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Fedora discussion forum
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#fedora-docs on Libera IRC
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Fedora Documentation Team
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Fedora Documentation Team logo with Fedora Trademark; book pages in the background.
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