Hi all, I have a lot of time on my hands and so wish to contribute to LibreOffice's documentation. I have a background in publishing, computer support, database application programming, and, most recently, as Senior Technical Writer for Trend Micro for seven years. I was responsible for some of Trend's major product document sets. I've seen the page titled "User Guide Tasks" ( http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Development), but it's essentially empty. Is it maintained by anyone in particular? If not, how is it updated? Is it fair to say that I could "just pick something" to work on because, essentially, little to nothing is being worked on? I see a few people recently showing interest in LibreOffice's documentation, but I don't know if they are working on something but not updating the list or they aren't doing anything simply because they're getting lost in such a huge project--especially if those volunteering are new to documentation. I'm just finding it difficult to jump into details without knowing the overall picture. Anyway, just thoughts. Maybe there's something I'm not seeing clearly? I don't wish to offend anyone. I need to get an ODFAuthors account. Can someone help me with that?
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