Ok, fine to be in the community. But one more question: How can I see, how these texinfo files look like?
2008/5/11 Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Great! > > Lack of English is *no* problem whatsoever. The time-consuming > task is to create good examples (potentially learning new material > in order to do so). If you can write lilypond files and > sufficient BSE such that I can understand you, that's fine. > > I edit the English of all submission in NR 1+2, regardless of the > actual skill of the writer. Not because I think I'm a better > English writer than anybody else, but just because a second person > looking at material can always improve it. (other people also fix > mistakes in stuff I write) > > The docs are in texinfo. Please see the GDP site: > http://web.uvic.ca/~gperciva/doc-src/<http://web.uvic.ca/%7Egperciva/doc-src/> > > for info about how to get started. I've put you down for > Percussion. Please skip over NR 2.5.1.1 References for... at the > moment; we still need to finalize the format of these subsections. > Work on the other material first, and then come back to 2.5.1.1 > later. > > Cheers, > - Graham > > > On Sun, 11 May 2008 08:49:56 +0200 > "Stefan Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Dear Graham, > > if someone is needed: > > I could write about the notation of percussion or vocal music. > > But I have one problem: > > I can only write in BSE (bad simple english). > > I could write it in geman, and someone else, meybee, could > > translateit. Or I can try writing in english (maybee a good exercise > > for me), but I need persons helping me with making corrections. > > And one last question: > > In which format do I have to write? > > I can do it with LaTex, but I'm not experienced with HTML-files. > > >
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