Outreachy Aspirant!

[Bradley M. Kuhn]

Kate, Thanks for getting in touch with our project!  I'm sorry that I did
not respond sooner to your email!

Kate Longchi wrote on Monday, 15 October:
> I do not have a great deal of writing and editorial experience, but with
> my grammar and communication skills, I can proof read, edit and rewrite
> all sorts content.

Would you mind sharing with us a blog post that you've written  -- on any
topic related to Open Source and Free Software would be fine.  That will
help us get a sense of your writing.

> My unique combination of technical expertise, creative abilities, and
> experience in working on web-based projects using frameworks such as
> Bootstrap, makes me an ideal person to help the Copyleft Guide project
> thrive.

This is very interesting to us.  If you could show us your skills with a
some patches that make the website look better, that would be great.  I know
it's not terribly trivial right now to test the website, but if you are
familiar with Javascript web publishing frameworks, you should be able to
figure out from what gets build in the public_html directory how to make
that look good locally and submit a patch.

> Highlights of what I have done so far on the project include the
> following…
>
>   * Built the Copyleft Guide project following the instructions found
>     in the project's  README.md
>
>   * Reading through the tutorial via its LaTeX source code


That's a great start!  We'd love to see any patch you want to share, either
on the textual side to do some language/wording cleanup somewhere in the
Guide, or if you'd like to make the web publishing version look prettier (as
above).

As mentioned in the posting, feel free to submit the pull request via Github
if you like if that's easier.  We know Kallithea is a bit weird for people
so that's ok if you'd rather use Github.
-- 

Bradley M. Kuhn

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