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[#what Generally] speaking: Everything which might have an noticeable impact on the Debian Project at large and it's user base in special. |
De façon générale : Tout ce qui peut avoir un impact sur le Projet Debian de façon générale et ses utilisateurs plus particulièrement. |
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* les discussions sur les mailing-lists ayant un impact (ex : discussion concernant les licences, transition programmée du projet foo vers le projet bar, discussion à propos des [:GeneralResolutions:résolutions générales], etc.) | |
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* Smaller announcements from sub projects: | * petites annonces concernant les [:CustomDebian:sous-projets Debian] |
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* Interesting Bug Reports (ever looked at http://bugs.debian.org/245047?) | * des rapports de bugs intéressants (vous avez déjà regardé Bug:245047 ?) |
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* Les releases Debian -- nous le savons déjà ;) | * [:DebianReleases:Les releases Debian] -- nous le savons probablement déjà ;) |
Cette page explique COMMENT contribuer à ProjectNews et ce que VOUS pouvez faire pour aider.
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COMMENT contribuer
Contribuer à ProjectNews est simple et dépend de vos compétences et du temps que vous pouvez-y consacrer
Envoyer des nouvelles intéressantes
Le meilleur moyen de nous aider est de nous informer sur des sujets intéressants de l'univers Debian. Debian est un assez gros projet et nous n'avons pas suffisamment de ressources humaines pour monitorer chaque mailing list, chaque blog ou site de nouvelles pour du contenu que nous voudrions ajouter à notre ProjectNews. Donc, tennez-nous au courant si vous remarquez des évènements intéressants. Vous pouvez, en règle générale le faire en envoyant un email à debian-publicity@lists.debian.org.
Ce que vous devriez envoyer
De façon générale : Tout ce qui peut avoir un impact sur le Projet Debian de façon générale et ses utilisateurs plus particulièrement.
Quelques idées:
les discussions sur les mailing-lists ayant un impact (ex : discussion concernant les licences, transition programmée du projet foo vers le projet bar, discussion à propos des [:GeneralResolutions:résolutions générales], etc.)
- Discussion taking place on a mailing list, which will have an
- noticeable impact (e.g. License Discussion, scheduled transition from Project foo to Project bar, discussion about General Resolutions, etc.)
petites annonces concernant les [:CustomDebian:sous-projets Debian]
- debian installer about to release beta3, testing requested
- French debconf translations reach 100%
- cdrkit capable of burning blue ray discs
- ...
des rapports de bugs intéressants (vous avez déjà regardé 245047 ?)
- You represent Debian at a conference or exhibition (with a booth, talk, workshop, etc.)
- You wrote an report after having represented Debian at a conference or exhibition
- You got interviewed about your work on Debian
- Debian related reviews / tests / articles in other media / web sites / mailing lists / blogs
- ...
Les choses qui n'ont pas besoin d'être rapportées
[:DebianReleases:Les releases Debian] -- nous le savons probablement déjà
Of course the above list is far from beeing complete. Especially we would like to point out, that the we can't monitore other media, web sites, blogs and everything else. So it's very valuable to report anything you think fitting to the ProjectNews to our mailing lists debian-publicity@lists.debian.org.
Keep in mind, that one of the main purpouse from our side beside keeping our users informed is to show them that we are a living, working community! That things are done, that Debian is alive!
Help by native speakers
Currently the main editor is not a native English speaker. He knows it, you probably have noticed it, too. So one thin you can help as a native speaker is to fix his en_DE to proper English. That's very easy; just look at [:ProjecNews/Issues/Current: the current issue] and fix spelling mistakes and the like.
Becoming an editor yourself
If feel you are capable of writing small articles for ProjectNews yourself, feel free to join the team. We assume you have allready subscribed to the debian-publicity mailing list at http://lists.debian.org/debian-publicity?
A good idea would be to subscribe to the wiki-Pages of the category ["CategoryProjectNews"].
Then you are ready to start: Take a look at the list, and if we got a proposal, examine it -- or find something interesting yourself. Do you think it should be added to the weekly news? Do you feel capable of summarizing it in a objective way? Then do so! Just add your news to [:ProjectNews/Issues/Current:the current Issue].
We put up some guidelines [:ProjectNews/Guidelines:here].
If you are unsure, if you got it written up properly, feel free to send your article first to the publicity list.