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Hi Sriram, Thank you for your response - and please
excuse the small delay. > The best way is to probably
get on IRC and talk. In the near future, I will try to do
so... I thought a little bit about what I
could write about: Maybe, I could write some reviews about
new or special GNOME software. I had also another idea: I could for example
create a survey and do the analysis of it (e.g. what do the users think of the
GNOME desktop in general - or maybe the GNOME Journal). As I already pointed
out - this is only an idea. What do you think about it? And maybe you could
tell me what you thought about (here or on IRC)... > Offtopic, how did you find
getting the information to contribute? > Hard? Easy? Or did it take
effort on your point and if so more than required or what? Well, I would propose to extend the
'Contribute' page on gnomejournal.org, because currently, it only says: Look at
the wiki page! I would probably copy the 'Become a
writer' section out of the wiki to the 'Contribute' page. This makes the
process of getting into the GNOME Journal, in my opinion, a bit easier. And I would use the wiki for planning
the releases and articles of the GNOME Journal and the gnomejournal.org page
for releasing them and informing the readers about their possibilities to
contribute to the journal. Sebastian |