Re: Let's put some energy back into Debian Women
On Wed, 18 Aug 2010, Patty Langasek wrote:
> It probably wouldn't be a bad idea (if it isn't done already) to
> have those presentation notes clearly marked and pointed to through
> Debian-Women resources (website, IRC, etc.) for people to browse
> through, and maybe a live tutorial reguarly (I'm thinking every 6
> months or so?) to keep it fresh in any developers' minds. It'd be
> nice if those tutorials were open to anyone interested in Debian
> bug-squashing, too.
I'd love to see a tutorial about bug-squashing on any level written up
in WML and placed in a prominent place under the www.debian.org/Bugs/
hierarchy. If someone could take the lead on this, I'm fine with
answering questions, editing, and/or committing the final bits.[1]
[Also if someone wants to totally rework the BTS documentation, that'd
also be awesome.]
Don Armstrong
1: Or better, getting commit access to webml; you don't need to be a
DD to have it.
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