While we have lots of ideas lined up to get you started, you can also focus on work that you've wanted to dive into with a supportive group to bounce ideas and ask questions. We'll have plenty of people around to show you the ropes, give guidance, and generally have a good time. Feel free to stop by for as long or short a time as you like and explore a variety of docs work.

Agenda

Here is a general idea of the kinds of things we'll be tackling, but we certainly aren't limited to this list:
* Read-through reviews: great for newbies to learn and help at the same time
* Copy-editing: good old-fashioned text cleanup
* Adding screenshots: find places where images would help and get them added to the page
* Rolling comments: adding information from comments back into the parent page
* Reviewing incomplete pages: fill out incomplete/stub pages
* Code review: check for standards compliance and security on code samples
* Testing: for both code and tutorials/howtos - do they actually work?
* Version upgrades: tutorials, admin UI pages, as well as code
* Issue queue maintenance: see if issues are still valid, review drafts, mark duplicates, etc.
* Code for docs-related contrib modules (e.g. book access, term message, API modules, etc.)
* Work on core patches that effect documentation