Would like to join the team

[Tim Apple]

Hello,

I have been around Linux for many years, mainly as an enthusiest. I
come from the .deb side of the world and I'm new to Fedora. 

I am very interested in becoming an active member of the community and
I think Ambassadorship and CommOps may be a good place to start since I
don't code and am unfamiliar with packaging for now. 

I spend a lot of time on social media and tracking news. I am also very
interested to gaining in depth knowledge of how to navigate through all
things Fedora. So helping others and sharing seems like a good start.
Basically, learn and then pass it on. 

Either way, I am eager to get involved. I may not be the speediest on
replies for now.. I have 4 kids with one being 2 weeks old. But I will
be in IRC, tracking the forums and listening for anything else when I
have the time. 

Again, looking foreward to being useful. 

Cheers, 
Tim Apple

On IRC: LinuxHippie
On FAS: linuxhippie

[Tummala Dhanvi]

On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 4:55 AM, Tim Apple <tim(a)linuxhippie.com&gt; wrote:
>  Hello,
>
>  I have been around Linux for many years, mainly as an enthusiest. I
>  come from the .deb side of the world and I'm new to Fedora.
>
>  I am very interested in becoming an active member of the community and
>  I think Ambassadorship and CommOps may be a good place to start since I
>  don't code and am unfamiliar with packaging for now. 
Cool then you are in the
right place to getting started.
>  I spend a lot of time on social media and tracking news. I am also very
>  interested to gaining in depth knowledge of how to navigate through all
>  things Fedora. So helping others and sharing seems like a good start.
>  Basically, learn and then pass it on.
>
>  Either way, I am eager to get involved. I may not be the speediest on
>  replies for now.. I have 4 kids with one being 2 weeks old. But I will
>  be in IRC, tracking the forums and listening for anything else when I
>  have the time.
>
>  Again, looking foreward to being useful.
>
>  Cheers,
>  Tim Apple
>
>  On IRC: LinuxHippie
>  On FAS: linuxhippie
>
>
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Welcome to the CommOps team Tim, you might also want to look at
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Join and
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/CommOps/Join to get started.
-- 
Regards
Tummala Dhanvi

https://www.dhanvi.org
"Only thing that can never be 'RE-CYCLED' is 'WASTED TIME' ".

[Justin W. Flory]

Hi Tim! Apologies for the late response, I've been a little behind on my
email for the past week.

On 04/24/2016 07:25 PM, Tim Apple wrote:
>  Hello,
>  
>  I have been around Linux for many years, mainly as an enthusiest. I
>  come from the .deb side of the world and I'm new to Fedora. 
>   
Firstly, welcome to CommOps, officially! Sounds like you have a lot of
experience across Linux in general and it will be awesome to have
someone with your experience and knowledge aboard.

>  I am very interested in becoming an active member of the community
> and
>  I think Ambassadorship and CommOps may be a good place to start since I
>  don't code and am unfamiliar with packaging for now. 
>  
>  I spend a lot of time on social media and tracking news. I am also very
>  interested to gaining in depth knowledge of how to navigate through all
>  things Fedora. So helping others and sharing seems like a good start.
>  Basically, learn and then pass it on. 
>   
For all of the things you mentioned, Ambassadors and CommOps seems like
a great place to start for you. For Ambassadors, you can find more info
here.

    https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors_Join_start

>  Either way, I am eager to get involved. I may not be the speediest
> on
>  replies for now.. I have 4 kids with one being 2 weeks old. But I will
>  be in IRC, tracking the forums and listening for anything else when I
>  have the time. 
>   
As for CommOps, you may have already found our Join page on the wiki.

    https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/CommOps/Join

Since you've been around in channel and the mailing list, the next best
place for finding things that interest you and how you can help is by
looking at the CommOps Trac. We have all of our tickets for tasks we
need to do there. Give a look around, see if anything sticks out, and as
always, do not be afraid to ask any questions, for anything!

    https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-commops/

>  Again, looking foreward to being useful. 
>  
>  Cheers, 
>  Tim Apple
>  
>  On IRC: LinuxHippie
>  On FAS: linuxhippie
>   
Welcome aboard again, Tim! Looking forward to seeing you around here in
CommOps and Fedora. :)

--
Cheers,
Justin W. Flory
jflory7(a)gmail.com