I will now introduce myself, starting with what I have worked on in the past. A while ago I worked on what I called The Linux Terminal Guide, an online blog with some helpful How-To articles. One day I hoped to compile a bunch of Man pages, but I realized that would not reach out to very many people. I hope to help more people by writing How To articles for Fedora Docs. I do not know what my skills would best be classified as but I do know how to use the command line VERY well, i.e. I never really use the graphical package manager. I guess you could say I know-my-way around Fedora as I have "hacked" it, an example being that I as I write I am using Wmii with Gnome-Panel. I do know how to use Web Servers and Administer web-sites. On the side I like chatting with my friends and helping my mom with her Fedora-enabled computer. So what makes me an excellent match for the project? I feel that Fedora is rather lacking some docs, and I want to help! I have rather good writing skills and I know how to do a fair amount in Fedora. I look forward to working on some Docs! As requested here is the output of gpg --fingerprint <yourKEYIDhere>: [joseph@localhost ~]$ gpg --fingerprint 60A37A5D pub 1024D/60A37A5D 2009-12-19 Key fingerprint = 43EF DBB9 8299 73F6 1689 7206 091A D1B9 60A3 7A5D uid Joseph Allen <<a href="mailto:bloggersciencewithjoe@gmail.com">bloggersciencewithjoe@gmail.com</a>> sub 2048g/4D7523E1 2009-12-19 -- JOSEPH ALLEN, C/A, CAP G.V. 'Sonny' Montgomery Composite Squadron SER-MS-102 Mississippi Wing Civil Air Patrol