Re: [LogiLogi-list] Documentation for LogiLogi

Hi, Wybo and everyone! I'd better introduce myself, eh?

My name is Stephanie. I've been a tech writer for 11 years, and have
written everything from programmer APIs to user manuals and online
help. I wrote Videoblogging for Dummies; I'm pretty much a generalist.
I'm not a programmer, although I've tried many times to learn.

I live in a motorhome and travel around the U.S. full time. Right now
we're in New York state. I also write regularly for a few websites,
including http://www.Suite101.com (I write there about technical
writing), http://ustravel.today.com (a blog about life on the road),
vagabondwriter.com (my own site), and http://mortaine.com/blog (my own
personal blog).

In the next 2 weeks, I'll be going through the logilogi app and
getting a feel for its audience, how it works, etc., before planning
out and writing some documentation. I know that may sound like a long
time, but... my family is coming to visit for a few days next week,
and that kind of thing throws off every schedule, so I know better
than to plan on working then. :)

--Stephanie

On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 11:23 AM, Wybo Wiersma <wy...@lo...> wrote:
>> Wybow,
>>
>> I saw that you're looking for a documentation writer for
>> LogiLogi. I'm a technical writer with 11 years of
>> experience, looking for something to work on. I'm not a Ruby
>> programmer, but I learn fast. I see that you have a fairly
>> complete programmer reference documentation available. What
>> kind of documentation do you need created?
>
> Great, you're most welcome. We especially could use some user-
> documentation. It videos/screencasts would also be great.
>
> http://www.LogiLogi.org/Help would be a good place to start.
>
> feel welcome, and introduce yourself a bit more here, if you
> want (like earlier projects & where are you from),
>
> Wybo Wiersma
>
>> --Stephanie (aka: mortaine on SF.net)
>
> PS: Saw you subscribed to the list, so I replied there.
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Stephanie Bryant
Author, Videoblogging for Dummies
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