Author: mseidel
Date: Sat Feb  2 16:56:29 2019
New Revision: 1852801

URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1852801&view=rev
Log:
Removed whitespace, fixed typo

Modified:
    openoffice/site/trunk/content/orientation/how-aoo-project-works.mdtext

Modified: openoffice/site/trunk/content/orientation/how-aoo-project-works.mdtext
URL: 
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/openoffice/site/trunk/content/orientation/how-aoo-project-works.mdtext?rev=1852801&r1=1852800&r2=1852801&view=diff
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Feb  2 16:56:29 2019
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 1. As you learned in the [previous module](intro-contributing.html) the Apache 
Software Foundation formally has Members, who elect a Board of Directors who 
appoint Officers, including PMC (Project Management Committee) Chairs, who work 
with the PMC's of the individual Top Level Projects and their communities, to 
publish open source software for the public good. In this module we'll take a 
closer look at how exactly we accomplish this within the Apache OpenOffice 
project, how we divide up the tasks and get all the stuff done that is needed 
to release a new version of OpenOffice.
 
-1. Volunteers in the project tend to self-identify themselves in one or more 
of the following categories, depending on their interests, skills and 
contributitions:
+1. Volunteers in the project tend to self-identify themselves in one or more 
of the following categories, depending on their interests, skills and 
contributions:
 
-    * Developers are the programmers who write, debug and fix the C++ code 
that is the core of the OpenOffice software.
-    * QA (Quality Assurance) are the volunteers to test OpenOffice builds, 
looking for bugs. They also develop test automation and test cases.
-    * Support are the volunteers who answer user questions on our Community 
Forums and User list.
-    * UX (Usability)
-    * Localization/Internationalization are the volunteers whose expertise is 
in adapting OpenOffice so it works well with the writing and other cultural 
conventions and expectations of
-    users around the globe. This includes translations and related activities.
-    * Documentation
-    * Admins, including moderators,
-    * Marketing
-    * Website development
+       * Developers are the programmers who write, debug and fix the C++ code 
that is the core of the OpenOffice software.
+       * QA (Quality Assurance) are the volunteers to test OpenOffice builds, 
looking for bugs. They also develop test automation and test cases.
+       * Support are the volunteers who answer user questions on our Community 
Forums and User list.
+       * UX (Usability)
+       * Localization/Internationalization are the volunteers whose expertise 
is in adapting OpenOffice so it works well with the writing and other cultural 
conventions and expectations of
+       users around the globe. This includes translations and related 
activities.
+       * Documentation
+       * Admins, including moderators,
+       * Marketing
+       * Website development
 
 1. We also work closely with other specialized teams within Apache for topics 
where it is important to enforce ASF-wide policies:
 
-    * Infrastructure
-    * Legal Affairs
-    * Trademarks/Branding
-    * Conference Committee (ConCom)
-    * Incubator
+       * Infrastructure
+       * Legal Affairs
+       * Trademarks/Branding
+       * Conference Committee (ConCom)
+       * Incubator
 
-1. Congratulations!  You have completed this Level. Please send a note to 
[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Completed
 How the Apache OpenOffice Project Works) so we all know you have completed 
this level. This is also a good opportunity to send along any feedback or 
questions you might have on this Orientation Module.
+1. Congratulations! You have completed this level. Please send a note to 
[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Completed
 How the Apache OpenOffice Project Works) so we all know you have completed 
this level. This is also a good opportunity to send along any feedback or 
questions you might have on this Orientation Module.


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