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[Hannie Dumoleyn <lafeber-dumoleyn2@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Craig,
Welcome to the Ubuntu Manual Project! We are always in need of new 
authors and editors, so we are very glad you want to become a contributor.
Patrick has already answered your email, but here is some additional 
information.
Ideally, we want each chapter to have at least one author and one 
editor. Huge chapters, like the Ubuntu Desktop and Working with Ubuntu 
are divided into sections which each should have an author/editor pair too.
On this spreadsheet (1) you can see how it works.
Now as for Saucy, we will start as soon as possible; you will be 
informed through this mailing list.
Welcome aboard.
Hannie
(1) 
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ApS28NMLnYJXdGd1LVl5X2hvNkg2SEZiVzZ2RnYtWHc#gid=0

Op 29-04-13 02:09, Craig Hrabal schreef:
> Hi, my name is Craig, and I have been obsessed with Ubuntu and 
> GNU/Linux for about a year and a half.  In that time, I've spent most 
> of my free hours testing development releases of Ubuntu. Though 
> running test-cases and fixing an occasional bug or two can be rather 
> stimulating, I want to commit myself this cycle to having a very 
> active role in the Ubuntu Manual.  Though the Ubuntu Manual is always 
> amazing, I think that it also suffers from lack of contributors at 
> times.  I'd like to assist in authoring and editing for this current 
> cycle.
>
> When will work begin on the manual for the current cycle, and what 
> areas of documentation need the most work? I am willing to assist in 
> any way possible. I have read the documentation at 
> www.ubuntu-manual.org; I am familiar with bzr and launchpad, so I'm 
> interested in when work should start for the saucy manual.
>
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