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=== How to CommOps 101 === // Still under construction
= Joining the Fedora Commops Project =


  1) First, send a self-introduction to the CommOps mailing list
If you're interested in helping with this effort, please complete the following steps:
    explaining a bit about yourself. Are you new to contributing to
    Fedora? If so, tell us why you're interested in contributing or
    what interests you most. Already a contributor? Share what other
    areas of Fedora you are working in and your role in the Project.
    In addition to this, tell us what areas of CommOps you are
    interested in contributing to most and how WE can help YOU get
    started.


  2) After sending your self-introduction, add your name, timezone, and
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    interest areas to the CommOps wiki page. This will help map an idea
    of who is contributing to CommOps and what areas we are all wanting
    to work on.


  3) Join the "CommOps" FAS group after sending your self-introduction
# Join the [https://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/commops.lists.fedoraproject.org/s Commops] mailing list.
    and adding your info to the wiki page. A sponsor will add you into
# Establish an account and sign the Fedora Project Contributor Agreement through the [[Infrastructure/AccountSystem|  Fedora Account System]].
    the group after completing these steps.
# Send a self introduction to the CommOps mailing list explaining a bit about yourself. Are you new to contributing to Fedora? If so, tell us why you're interested in contributing or what interests you most. Already a contributor? Share what other areas of Fedora you are working in and your role in the Project.
 
# You can add to it what areas of CommOps you are interested in contributing to most and how WE can help YOU get started.
  4) Join the #fedora-commops IRC channel on Freenode. A lot of our
# Review the [[WikiEditing | wiki editing]] page to understand the wiki guidelines.
    discussion and planning happens in real-time on IRC, and it's the
# Add your name, timezone, and interest areas to the [[CommOps/Interest Areas|Interest Areas]] wiki page. This will help map an idea of who is contributing to CommOps and what areas we are all wanting to work on.
    best place to meet some of the team and get a view of what's
# Join the CommOps FAS group
    happening in CommOps.
# Join the #fedora-commops IRC channel on Freenode where a lot of our discussion and planning happens in real-time
 
# Attend a Fedora CommOps meeting and introduce yourself during roll call. Every week, the CommOps team comes together to discuss items on our agenda and check in on the tasks that everyone is working on.
  5) Attend a Fedora CommOps meeting and introduce yourself during roll
# Find a task to work on. All of CommOps tasks are mapped out in our Trac. Tasks, problems, or objectives are added as "tickets" to the
    call. Every week, the CommOps team comes together to discuss items
Trac page.
    on our agenda and check in on the tasks that everyone is working
    on. Introducing yourself during roll call is another great way to
    get involved and will let others know you are part of the meeting.
 
  6) Find a task to work on. All of CommOps tasks are mapped out in our
    Trac. Tasks, problems, or objectives are added as "tickets" to the
    Trac page. Check and see what CommOps is working on now here to see

Revision as of 16:59, 23 February 2016

Joining the Fedora Commops Project

If you're interested in helping with this effort, please complete the following steps:

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Personal Information
Fedora is a very visible and transparent project, which means that its mailing lists are archived and mirrored in many places on the internet outside of our control. Please use caution when sharing personal information with Fedora on a mailing list, because it is not possible for us to remove any postings from the wider Internet universe after they are sent. For more details, please refer to Fedora's Privacy Policy.
  1. Join the Commops mailing list.
  2. Establish an account and sign the Fedora Project Contributor Agreement through the Fedora Account System.
  3. Send a self introduction to the CommOps mailing list explaining a bit about yourself. Are you new to contributing to Fedora? If so, tell us why you're interested in contributing or what interests you most. Already a contributor? Share what other areas of Fedora you are working in and your role in the Project.
  4. You can add to it what areas of CommOps you are interested in contributing to most and how WE can help YOU get started.
  5. Review the wiki editing page to understand the wiki guidelines.
  6. Add your name, timezone, and interest areas to the Interest Areas wiki page. This will help map an idea of who is contributing to CommOps and what areas we are all wanting to work on.
  7. Join the CommOps FAS group
  8. Join the #fedora-commops IRC channel on Freenode where a lot of our discussion and planning happens in real-time
  9. Attend a Fedora CommOps meeting and introduce yourself during roll call. Every week, the CommOps team comes together to discuss items on our agenda and check in on the tasks that everyone is working on.
  10. Find a task to work on. All of CommOps tasks are mapped out in our Trac. Tasks, problems, or objectives are added as "tickets" to the

Trac page.

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