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Brett Meadors wrote:
> I have been reading up and begun helping out with the portage project 
> with their documentation, and I would really like to get involved with 
> the Documentation team as both a active contributor and editor. Please 
> let me know what I can do to help, what projects need some attention, 
> and how I can be of help.

Speaking of Portage . . . one of the things with Portage 2.2, which is 
now in ~arch, is that our Portage Handbook and related documentation in 
gentoo.org/doc/en/ will need to be updated. 2.2, once stable, will give 
everyone capabilities like user-defined sets, new behavior of the world 
and system sets, FEATURES like preserve-rebuild (or whatever they ended 
up calling it), and more.

Though I've heard via third parties that some of the Portage developers 
plan to help out with updating this documentation, we haven't heard from 
them yet. So, if you want to, head on over to the GDP page, at 
http://gdp.gentoo.org. We have resources there on how to write GuideXML. 
Armed with this knowledge, you'd be ready to tackle the updates needed 
for the Portage handbook, which starts here:

http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-amd64.xml?part=2

Lots and lots of stuff to jump into. Or, if you'd rather take a break 
from Portage docs, just jump into bugzilla (http://bugs.gentoo.org) and 
search for open Documentation and Docs-user bugs that are assigned 
to/CCed to docs-team@g.o. Just poke at whatever you want to do; 
any and all help is welcome. Happy hunting.