Let's imagine a manual existed for Commons committers. It would assume that a committer understands the ASF, ie) they've read the Apache-Committer-Manual (imagine that exists too). What would the chapters be?
Initial list: * Short description of Commons/Introduction. * Communication. How to use the mailing lists. Voting. * Subversion information. How to check code out. * Maven information. How to build. * Site information. How to generate the site. How to upload your changes. * Releasing. How to release. * PMC. What they're there for (Commons point of view). * Legal. How to not screw-up. Am I missing anything? Idea, if it's not obvious, is to bring together the various bits of information on wiki's, site and more importantly in people's heads. Stick it in a more concrete form and tell people to go read it. Hen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
