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  • What kind of volunteers is TPF looking for?

    • Right off the bat, I could use another grant manager. Right now, we have rozallin [perlmonks.org] as a grant manager but as we have more grants I don't want to throw too much at her.

      We can always use content generation folks for dev.perl.org, parrotcode.org, and perl.org. Sometimes this is just link aggregation. Other times it's minor updates or regular news summaries. (They don't have to be long.)

      We need someone to work with Dave Rolsky to repair and/or replace books.perl.org. There are also some special projects that require coding - to enhance the bugtracker and/or mail system.

      Andy Lester's putting together an official list to announce so there will undoubtedly be more there. If you're interested in any of the above, reply here and I'll put you in touch with the right slave driver :)

      • Right off the bat, I could use another grant manager

        That sounds like something that can be vaguely parallelised.

        Have a volunteer (why do I feel I'll regret this :-)

      • If I could be handed some small coding jobs, I could do that. I can also do HTML related stuff. If they just have a small job in general they could probably pass that to me.

        Let me know...

      • Meh, that really sounds reasonable enough that I think I should volunteer for something. I just don’t know if I should be taking up committments. But maybe if it’s just something small, as you seem to have a bunch of those; and I could take it from there if it works out… Hrm… argh. :-)

        • Ugh. I missed this comment. I'll forward your information and copy you on it. Thanks!

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