[04:14] <jmburgess> so I have been using ubuntu forever, and I want to start helping out with documentation, i have made a few wiki edits, but what do you think is the best way to help out the wiki?
[04:14] <Flannel> edit it :)
[04:36] <Chr|s> what if someone edits it and they don't know what they are doing and erases everythign?
[04:36] <j1mc> Chr|s: we can revert changes if someone makes a mistake
[04:36] <j1mc> actually, anyone can revert changes
[04:36] <Chr|s> I see, well thats always good
[04:37] <j1mc> yeah :)
[21:04] <zoglesby> hello, I have recently moved myself to ubuntu from fedora and would like to help with the docs team (I was a docs team member for fedora and have some experince with docbook etc)
[21:18] <j1mc> hi zoglesby
[21:18] <j1mc> have you had a look at the wiki?
[21:19] <j1mc> zoglesby: normally, what happens for "new" contributors, is that they submit a few patches before they are given commit access to the repository.  have you been able to grab the doc-branch from launchpad?
[21:20] <j1mc> matthew east (mdke) is the guy who is currently heading up the project.
[21:20] <j1mc> i'd probably also recommend sending a note to the ML, introducing yourself, if you haven't already
[21:22] <zoglesby> j1mc: I have not pulled anything yet I am reading stuff on the wiki right now looking at what the same and whats diffrent
[21:30] <j1mc> zoglesby: sounds good. :)
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