On 2010-10-26 Jos wrote: > Hi all, > > I need some creativity from you all. I've been asked by the UK linuxuser > magazine people if I know anyone who could write technical tutorials (eg > installing a L.i.f.e thin-client setup) of about 2000 words for them. > > There might be some payment but that's not a given - they have to eat too. > > So, we must have people in our community who, maybe with some writing help > from us, could do this. How do we contact them? Does anyone have any ideas? > I could obviously blog, or ask on -project, but I would like to hear your > thoughs too. > > And if any of you would be willing to work with a techie on such an > article, doing some editing and working on wording etc, step up now :D > > Cheers, > Jos
As a FYI, it seems there is some misunderstanding around my mail - sorry for the sloppy wording: The writing is for an UK magazine. You can demand at least a subscription for half a year or something if you write for them :D As a matter of fact I will be writing a column for them and they want to feature openSUSE tutorials (and other articles!) in general - LIFE was just an example. Note that they are not the only ones seeking such input: I know of many magazines and sites where articles would get a decent spot. So anyone who enjoys writing, let me know and I hook you up. You should have noticed already know Helen South wrote a cool article on linux.com: http://www.linux.com/component/content/article/81-applications/372958- collaboration-across-borders-at-the-opensuse-conference And there is surely room for more articles on their site ;-) Cheers, Jos
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