Maemo Documentation Co Creation

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The document discusses plans for collaboratively producing documentation between Nokia and the community for the Maemo platform. It notes that a MediaWiki installation exists for documentation and the migration of content from the old wiki is underway. It also outlines next steps like evolving the docmaster role, organizing the wiki, using it for reference docs, enabling community localization of docs, and inviting others to join the documentation efforts through the Maemowiki Action Group wiki page.

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Maemo documentation co-creation
Dave Neary <dneary@maemo.org>
maemo.org docmaster

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From “Objective:Co-production of official &
community documentation”:

The objective is to provide the right infrastructure
to handle developer and contributor documentation
in the form of text, graphics, videos, code...
Nokia and the community should collaborate in the
production and improvement of the resources.

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Migration of old wiki
MaemoWiki Action Group

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So come join us!
http://wiki.maemo.org/Maemowiki_Action_Group

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Maemo Documentation Co Creation

1. Maemo documentation co-creation Dave Neary <dneary@maemo.org> maemo.org docmaster 1

2. Goal 2

3. From “Objective:Co-production of official & community documentation”: The objective is to provide the right infrastructure to handle developer and contributor documentation in the form of text, graphics, videos, code... Nokia and the community should collaborate in the production and improvement of the resources. 3

4. 4

5. 5

6. State of play 6

7. MediaWiki install 7

8. Migration of old wiki MaemoWiki Action Group 8

9. Website redesign 9

10. Tablet School content migration 10

11. Early release of documentation 11

12. Proof-reading the HIG 12

13. Official documentation in wiki 13

14. So what's next? 14

15. Evolve docmaster role 15