Hi guys,

I'm using Camel a lot in my work recently and I stumbled upon some examples in the documentation that had typos or where some lines of code were missing to have a copy-n-paste'able code snippet right from the website.

Now my question is: how I can contribute to the documentation?

I already found http://camel.apache.org/how-do-i-edit-the-website.html with a reference to the Apache CLA process. I tried to read up on the process to join as a contributer, but I'm a bit lost at the moment how to proceed.

Here's what I figured out at the moment:

* I need to download and sign the CLA of Apache
* Then I send the scanned document to secret...@apache.org
* They'll set me up with an account
* After I received the account details (and went through all the things explained at http://www.apache.org/dev/new-committers-guide.html...) I send a mail to the camel-dev list, asking for access to the Camel project
* Then start editing documentation on the website

Is that about right?


Carsten

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