Hi Umang, Thank you so much for your quick reply!
I have already gone through the reference materials listed on the GNOME Season of Docs 2020 website for the "Update app help" project. I understand that I would have to work on updating the help documentation for the apps listed on the ApplicationHelp <https://wiki.gnome.org/DocumentationProject/Tasks/ApplicationHelp>page for apps whose status are currently marked as [REFRESH] or [NEEDSWORK]. Also I understand that I would need to use Mallard and Yelp-tools for this purpose once I have cloned the repository and set-up my profile on GitLab. Are there any steps that I am missing here before I can start contributing to the project? Also, unfortunately I haven't been able to track them on IRC whenever I logged into it. As such it would be great if anyone here can provide me with any alternate contact options for me to get in touch with the project mentor. Kind Regards, Pranali Deshmukh On Tue, 23 Jun 2020 at 18:10, Umang Jain <mailumangj...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Pranali, > > Thanks for the introduction and your interest in GSoD 2020. > > Since you already seem to have the understanding of how things work, from > your oureachy attempt, > I think the best way is to start making a plan and break-down the tasks > required in order to achieve > the project idea you are targeting for. This will provide a decent base > for making a proposal and getting > it review-ed by the concerned mentors beforehand. For the context required > for the task, I just had a > skim of your project idea target on [1] and it seems a lot of reference > material is linked there itself with > potential mentors who might have vouched for the idea. > > I understand that there might be a conundrum in choosing/monitoring > various communication channels > (e.g. mailing list, discourse.gnome.org, IRC, chat.gnome.org .... ) but > it's something you need to do initially > to see which mentors prefers what mode of communication. After lurking for > a while, you will get the hang > of it and will figure out the "primary" mode of communication. > > So have you gone through the reference materials linked on [1]? Do you > have any specific questions and/or > inputs about it? Maybe then this list would be more useful to you. > > [1] https://www.gnome.org/news/2020/05/gnome-season-of-docs-2020/ > > On Tue, Jun 23, 2020 at 8:00 PM Pranali Deshmukh via gnome-doc-list < > gnome-doc-list@gnome.org> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I am Pranali Deshmukh. I am currently working with Airbus Operations ltd. >> as a Data analytics Intern. My internship ends in August 2020. >> >> I am writing to build an application for GSoD2020 with GNOME. After going >> through the project ideas for GNOME, I'm most interested in the following >> two projects: Content audit and gap analysis for GNOME - help update App >> Help. Having gone through the project ideas listed at the project ideas >> page, and the requirements for a technical writer, I feel that I am fit for >> the position as I already have experience in technical writing from my >> Outreachy project attempt for "Haiku". Also, I have worked extensively on >> technical documentation projects in the course of my internship at Airbus. >> As such I would like to talk to a mentor. >> >> In the past, I tried to reach out to some of the folks for a >> conversation, but I guess the best way to do it is to talk in more open - >> and here I am. >> >> Looking forward to hearing back from you. >> >> Kind Regards, >> Pranali Deshmukh >> _______________________________________________ >> gnome-doc-list mailing list >> gnome-doc-list@gnome.org >> https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-doc-list >> >
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