[kde-doc-english] I'd Like to Help the KDE Documentation Team

[Philip Rodrigues]

Hi Dean,
Thanks for the offer of help! There are plenty of ways to get involved - if 
you don't see something you like in these suggestions, just ask.

If you'd like to do something related to the interests you noted, there's 
Karbon or Krita, as Raphael suggested. Of course, if you'd like to do 
something else, that's fine too. A good way to find some tasks to get started 
with is to search on the KDE bugs database, which we use as a todo list. You 
can find ready-made links to a list of available tasks at 
http://i18n.kde.org/doc/current.php , or use the query facility on 
bugs.kde.org to search for yourself (look in the 'docs' product). If you see 
something on there that piques your interest, add a comment to say so, and 
drop a message to this list, and we can give you any tips you need to get 
started.

Another area that always needs help is the technical side of the tools we use 
- if you're familiar with XML, XSLT, LaTeX, VNC, or PHP, you might like to 
help with our efforts in one of those areas. I can give you more details if 
you're interested in any one of those.

One or two other resources that you might find useful:
The Documentation Primer at http://i18n.kde.org/doc/doc-primer/index.html
aims to be a one-stop-shop for the information you'll need to get started, but 
don't hesitate to ask on the list if anything there isn't clear.

You can also find us on IRC in #kde-docs on irc.freenode.net.

Regards,
Philip
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KDE Documentation Team: http://i18n.kde.org/doc
KDE Documentation Online: http://docs.kde.org
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