_Simon Paquet_ spoke thusly: > You do not get CVS access for filing bugs, but for fixing them. To get > CVS access you will have to start submitting patches, either by using the > doctor tool or directly with CVS. > >>>Even when you have a CVS account, you can't "just fix" things - you still >>>have to get any changes you want to make approved. >> >>Could you further explain that? Would I still have to file a bug? > > Yes, you would have to. Generally we're not looking for people who just > fix things here and there. There are already enough people who do that. > > We're looking more for people, who want to own a specific part of the > website, improve it and keep it up-to-date.
Thanks guys. I think I understand now. I assumed it was more like getting CANCONFIRM rights on bugzilla. I should equate it to getting permission to fix bugs in Mozilla program code, except this is a different type of code. FWIW, I didn't know about http://www.mozilla.org/hacking/getting-cvs-write-access.html , because the doctor tool linked me straight to bugzilla. "If you're interested in contributing regularly to Mozilla documentation, then file a bug report about getting a CVS account." -- Chris Ilias - Mozilla Champion Email - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Netscape/Mozilla Links <http://ilias.ca> Mozilla Help <http://ilias.ca/mozilla/> _______________________________________________ mozilla-documentation mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-documentation
