[documentation] Getting involved with documentation efforts: how and where?

[Mr. Meitar Moscovitz]

Hi all,

I'm new here, and I'm a developer new to Drupal as well. I've just  
recently begun working with Drupal full time in a professional  
context, and in the process have found the existing Drupal docs to be  
of invaluable importance in my learning. Naturally, I found some areas  
where they could be better, more clear, or are simply lacking. I  
thought I'd raise my hand to volunteer to help out whatever  
documentation efforts the Drupal community has and, especially as a  
new Drupal user and developer, try to flesh out whatever I can so its  
more accessible to people without prior Drupal experience or knowledge.

I've already added a few a page of my own to the documentation, not  
very Drupal-specific but helpful (I think), which you can see at http://drupal.org/user/265715/track

A while ago I also put in this documentation issue: http://drupal.org/node/238799

I let it sit for a while since I hadn't had the time to get back to it— 
it's always a challenge to balance "getting work done" and "giving  
back to the community" as I'm sure you al know. In any event, I'd love  
to start getting more involved, but don't know precisely how to go  
about doing that. I figured what better place to ask than here, on the  
doc list?

Who do I poke about that documentation issue? Where can I go to see  
other issues that I can help out with (if not the documentation  
issues, which apparently I need special privileges that I lack to  
affect). So basically…yeah, where might I be needed, or helpful?

By way of delayed introduction, I'm a technical author and a web  
developer/sysadmin by trade. I'm specifically a front-end specialist,  
with a focus on semantic web technologies, and if that's not enough,  
I'm dating a writer. :)

Cheers,
-Meitar Moscovitz

Drupal: http://drupal.org/user/265715
Personal: http://maymay.net/
Professional: http://MeitarMoscovitz.com/