Hi Sandro,
Welcome to OpenOffice!
We are always looking for people to contribute to the project. However
in the end OpenOffice is a technical Product.
Since we do believe in the freedom of the volunteer, it takes some of
your time to get you going.
Where do we need help:
# We need help to test things.
## On Bugzilla we have a lot of reports which have to be reviewed and
decided if there are still acurate, if the Issue can be followed.
## We need help at testing our Releases to find Bugs early.
# We need help at documentation
## The Wikipedia pages refer to older versions. We need people to review
them and update them
## We are open for new stuff, like you tube tutorials- We have a channel
I think.
# We need help at programming, if you want to learn that.
# We need help at translations, if you are interested in this.
We do not offer any Jobs or certificates at this point, I am sorry.
What we do when we see your commitment that we offer a committer status.
You are from that poiunt onward official Part of the Project, which is
stated Publicly.
Also all your work and Participation is public and can be reviewed by
anyone.
What do you think? Is there something for you you would like to do? Any
other Issues? What do you need?
All the Best
Peter
On 8/20/18 3:59 AM, sandro wrote:
Hi,
My name is Sandro Suzart, I am student of arts and it is amazing to speak to
you. I have read in the Open Office website that this team needs support and
want volunteers, so I am mailing as I have been introduced.
How nice it is to find an exciting experience? It is certainly like a beautiful
lake where the water is smooth, there you shall see the great sky mirrored and
smile with passion, because then you have met the infinity.
I would like to know how may I contribute and also if Open Office may offer a
certificate of the collaboration work, if there is such a thing I would
appreciate (or if there is at least any form to present that joyful experience
to my university or future jobs). It certainly is a great experience like a
great river to sit by and delight.
Thank you,
Sandro Suzart
