Dear Zebb,
Thank you for your kind offer to help. Debian technical documentation somewhere may already have an answer to your question. I admit not to have checked. But if you would please check that and find that info missing, then please then send a diff to the authors of that document or a pull request of where the document resides.
You likely know that the documentation of Debian includes the documentation provided by the developers of the software that Debian builds and redistributes. So, if you are proficient with some software of Debian, maybe you truly want to contribute to the documentation of that software project, not of the documentation of Debian itself. With the typical software documentation it may be fair to say that the graphical support is lacking. So, if you know how to draw or how to make icons then you can be of immediate strong help for many projects, not only for the Debian infrastructure.
Debian and larger software projects, like KDE or Blender, have regular user meetings. Once you have started contributing, it seems fair to expect that you are invited to personal meetings, which should then help to find the right match of your personal skills with whatever bit is about to be developed (and not yet documented).
Best,
Steffen
Steffen
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Good day sir/madam
I'm a long time debian user but would like that contribute technical documentation to the community in thanks for your tireless work on this magnificent ecosystem.
Thanks
Zebb
