Potential candidates check list:
A well-rounded understand of PostNuke. You need not be an expert in
everything PostNuke, but you should be able to effectively administer, adapt
and modify a PostNuke site.
Able to reasonably read and write in English, as far as it pertains to
PostNuke documentation writing. The key is reasonable; You do not have to
master English writing, as content is more important over style.
Contributing author's English will be edited for clear and concise grammar
and usage.
Able to work with a team. This may mean adjusting personal styles and
viewpoints to the teams objectives. This also means to possess the ability
to collaborate and construct ideas as a group member.
Must have the time to work on such an extensive project. Yes, we offer
flexible hours.
Must be able to commit. Must be willing to commit. Also commitment is
essential. And before I forget, we need someone who is going to commit to
this project.
Benefits:
Long hours and no pay
Getting to contribute to the PostNuke project
Having your name associated with PostNuke (Hey, you can put it on your
resume)
Development of friendship and camaraderie
Are you still interested? Well, if you are please send me a Private Message
here
on this site.
Include:
Your name and PostNuke Handle (Nickname)
Experience with PostNuke and related
Your motivation for this project
The amount of time you can give per week. Average.
Any relevant information, you feel we should know about.
Any spacial skills (related to this project) i.e. Technical Writer
Even though, we would like to accept all candidates to this project, we
cannot. It is our intention to keep this project small enough to be
manageable, yet large enough to be effective. I will be selecting only a few
for final review and selection by the Steering Committee. Thank you in advance
for your consideration to this project.
David Pahl -- Documentation Project Lead
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