Hi all: My name is Aaron Bowman. I am located in Connecticut, USA, and work as the technology manager for a small group of medical practices. I have been using Linux at home for a number of years, and have decided that it was time that I find a way to give back to the community. I originally started with downloaded floppies of Debian and Slackware, eventually settling on Red Hat 5.0. Around RH7 I began trying out other distributions again, but returned to Red Hat each time. In short, I have used every major release of Red Hat and Fedora since RH 5.0, and just recently moved up to FC6 (yeah, finally got wireless to work). I am not a power user, nor am I a programmer. I have done very small projects in VB and C++ on Win32; I have worked in PHP, HTML, and SQL in Linux. I have played with Java, Mono (C#), JavaScript, SGML, XML, COBOL, Perl, and LaTeX. Alas, I have only played, but would like to do more. Earlier this month I had the opportunity to go to FUDCon in Boston; I attended Paul's session on Doc Tools. If I understood the discussion correctly, the goal is for all documentation to be stored in XML, with a static web interface, an editable wiki interface, and of course CVS access. Currently the wiki is not stored in XML and it will need to be converted. I would like to help with the conversion of the documentation in the wiki to XML. I guess the best place to start for now is the following: <a href="https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-docs-list/2006-November/msg00140.html">https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-docs-list/2006-November/msg00140.html </a> I would appreciate guidance and instruction on how to be most useful to the project.