IntroductionThe objective of this guide is to present all information required to make the experience of writing KDE documentation as easy as possible. The next chapter gives some information about what skills you will need for the task.
The KDE English Documentation Team exists to provide end-user documentation for the whole of KDE. It is a big task, but an important one. Although KDE aims to be easy to use, not everything is obvious without some help, and, in a project this big, even an experienced user can not know every corner of KDE.
The team is made up of people doing several different tasks:
Writing documentation for individual applications
Writing wider documentation for the whole of KDE (like the Fundamentals, or this document).
Proofreading and/or updating documentation to ensure that it is correct and up-to-date.
Contributors to all of these areas are always welcome. You can
choose the area you would like to contribute to, based on your skills
and what you enjoy doing. If you need any help with documentation issues,
do not hesitate to ask at the KDE Documentation mailing list,
(kde-doc-english AT kde.org), or on IRC in the channel #kde-docs on
irc.libera.chat.