Hi Ross, I'll take a look at the documentation and get started.
The three "Jena in Groovy" projects were announced on jena-users, I didn't CC jena-dev. I will do so in the future. Thanks, Al On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 9:13 PM, Ross Gardler <[email protected]>wrote: > On 7 August 2011 00:48, Al Baker <[email protected]> wrote: > > Is there a way for the community (i.e. people without write access to the > > SVN) to help build the website - e.g. confluence to website publishing > like > > some other projects have? A git repository that could accept pull > requests > > to edits for the website files, etc? > > Yes. The OpenOffice.org project has written perhaps the clearest > instructions on how to do this. > > Ask here if you need help. > > > I'm sure there are folks out there that'd be wlling to help, myself > > included. > > I'm sure if you, or anyone else, are willing to dive in and provide > patches you will be recognised quickly. This will make future edits > easier for you. > > > There are also 3 new community driven Jena contributions created over the > > past 5 weeks that weren't in the report, > > Board reports at the ASF are about community health rather than > technical activities. Even so, I don't see any reference to the > contributions you mention here on this list (as an ASF mentor I do not > participate in the other Jena lists, we have a rule here at the ASF > which is designed to ensure that community is fully informed - "if it > didn't happen on the list, it didn't happen"). > > Thanks, > Ross >
