[TYPO3-doc] I wish to help (not sure if emails are getting there)

[Daniel Bruessler]

Hello Tim,

very great!
I send it to you personally.

Cheers!
Daniel

> Hello Daniel,
> Yes, please send me the info on what I need to do.  I can get this
> checked over soon.
> Tim
> Daniel Bruessler escreveu:
>> Hello Timothy,
>>
>> yes - welcome!
>>
>> So I see you like to review english texts. In the moment there are
>> really some documents in the wiki what are waiting to get published.
>> Would you create a manual.sxw of this one?
>> http://wiki.typo3.org/Ts45min
>>
>> If yes, I tell you how. It's not much to do, you need 30min .. 1 hour.
>>
>> Cheers!
>> Daniel
>>
>>> Hi Timothy,
>>>
>>>> I have no programming skills but I am a serious user.  I am still
>>>> learning (high learning curve), but I do want to contribute -- very
>>>> much.
>>> You are very welcome then.
>>>
>>>> I believe I could help especially with newbie manuals, tutorials,
>>>> etc., but I need some guidance as to how to do this (work with the
>>>> team, know what I can do and cannot do, etc.).  If someone could give
>>>> me direction it would be great.
>>> Most of the starter manuals are much more up to date in the wiki, than
>>> those in the Open Office format. I guess it's a good opportunity to
>>> discuss in which format we want to present the starter stuff.
>>>
>>>> I have excellent skills in English and can give some ideas as to how
>>>> to express thoughts in a clearer manner (for end-users like me).  In
>>>> fact, in the past, I have helped by doing an orthographical check on a
>>>> T3N article for Kasper in 2006.
>>>> I have always wanted to contribute in some manner over the years, but
>>>> I need help as to how to get started so I can do my part for the
>>>> community.
>>> That's great. The TYPO3 community has a large number of developers and
>>> we definitely need to attract a wider range of skills.
>>>
>>> Thanks for your proposal. I hope we'll also get input from Daniel
>>> Brüssler, who's head of the documentation team.
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>>