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The mission of the Fedora Documentation Project is to provide documentation to users and developers to improve the overall usage of Fedora. We do that by explaining the usage of certain pieces of software or systems, provide written accounts of special events(releases, etc), and provide recommendations on setting of software or systems (security, performance, etc).
 
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Project Details

The mission of Fedora's Documentation Project is to improve the overall experience of Fedora users and contributors by providing documentation. We explain how to use certain software and systems, provide written accounts of special events (like releases), and recommend settings for software and systems (in terms of security, performance, and other concerns). In pursuing this work, the Docs Project creates and uses only free and open-source software, content, tools, and processes, so our documentation is reusable, modifiable, and rebuildable by anyone, for free, forever.

Office Hours Americas -- Thursdays 1800 UTC Europe -- Sundays 1500 UTC (with lnovich) APAC -- Not yet scheduled
IRC Channel #fedora-docs[?]
Mailing List docs - Main Docs Project mailing list
docs-qa - Docs QA mailing list
Meetings Weekly at #fedora-meeting[?]
Meeting Time
Next Meeting Agenda
Current issues Fedora Documentation Bugs - Reported issues with Official Docs
Project planning Current projects
Official Documentation https://docs.fedoraproject.org
Related page Docs QA -- Documentation QA Team

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All documentation produced by Fedora is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License 3.0 Unported License.