Self-Introduction

[Mike Danko]

Hello all,

I'm Mike Danko, here's the suggested email contents:

I've done a lot of writing and very verbose documenting of the systems
at my day job over the last 10 years, mostly covering
RH/Fedora/Solaris/General System Administration topics for people with
little-to-no experience with the systems themselves. Currently I'm
working on a infrastructure and virtualization project (during the day)
and I hope to bring some of the work I'm doing there into the public
eye. 

I am a self proclaimed rubyist and general thinker it's hard to classify
my "computer skills" -- I'll bend it any which way to solve a problem. I
do have quite an extensive networking background which I've mostly
purged from my mind over the last few years, but it can occasionally
come up when a balance between systems and networks is called for. 

I have a real focus for excellent documentation and review, and I'm
hoping to help in any way I can. 

- Mike


mike@skrelnick:~$ gpg --fingerprint 517F2C19
pub   1024D/517F2C19 2009-03-24 [expires: 2010-03-24]
      Key fingerprint = 1B89 6C30 7C61 0E61 E878  CA6D 6659 1093 517F
2C19
uid                  Mike Danko <mike(a)l4m3.com&gt;
sub   2048g/A69A9B1E 2009-03-24 [expires: 2010-03-24]

[Basil Mohamed Gohar]

On 04/16/2009 04:35 PM, Mike Danko wrote:
>  Hello all,
>
>  I'm Mike Danko, here's the suggested email contents:
>
>  I've done a lot of writing and very verbose documenting of the systems
>  at my day job over the last 10 years, mostly covering
>  RH/Fedora/Solaris/General System Administration topics for people with
>  little-to-no experience with the systems themselves. Currently I'm
>  working on a infrastructure and virtualization project (during the day)
>  and I hope to bring some of the work I'm doing there into the public
>  eye.
>
>  I am a self proclaimed rubyist and general thinker it's hard to classify
>  my "computer skills" -- I'll bend it any which way to solve a problem. I
>  do have quite an extensive networking background which I've mostly
>  purged from my mind over the last few years, but it can occasionally
>  come up when a balance between systems and networks is called for.
>
>  I have a real focus for excellent documentation and review, and I'm
>  hoping to help in any way I can.
>
>  - Mike
>
>
>  mike@skrelnick:~$ gpg --fingerprint 517F2C19
>  pub   1024D/517F2C19 2009-03-24 [expires: 2010-03-24]
>         Key fingerprint = 1B89 6C30 7C61 0E61 E878  CA6D 6659 1093 517F
>  2C19
>  uid                  Mike Danko<mike(a)l4m3.com>
>  sub   2048g/A69A9B1E 2009-03-24 [expires: 2010-03-24]
>
>
>      
Welcome, Mike!  Nice to see you getting more involved.  Maybe, whenever 
I get back to Columbus, we can have a mini Docs meetup. :D

[John J. McDonough]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Danko" <mike(a)l4m3.com&gt;
To: <fedora-docs-list(a)redhat.com&gt;
Sent: Thursday, April 16, 2009 4:35 AM
Subject: Self-Introduction


>  Hello all,
>  
>  I'm Mike Danko, here's the suggested email contents: 
Hi Mike.  Welcome aboard.

--McD

[John J. McDonough]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Danko" <mike(a)l4m3.com&gt;
To: <fedora-docs-list(a)redhat.com&gt;
Sent: Thursday, April 16, 2009 4:35 AM
Subject: Self-Introduction


>  I have a real focus for excellent documentation and review, and
> I'm
>  hoping to help in any way I can. 
Mike

Now that you have been approved, probably the best move is to hang around on 
#Fedora-Docs and get to know the folks.  There are a lot of things, big and 
small, that need to get done in advance of F11, and we can use all the help 
we can get.  Plus, we are noodling how to address F12.  So come on and join 
in.

If you are a little uneasy about getting started in the public glare, feel 
free to email myself or Eric directly, or /msg us on IRC.  Because this is a 
community project, we would prefer to do as much as possible here on this 
list where there is a record and everyone can see what is happening. 
however, because of it's interactive nature, a lot more actually gets 
accomplished on IRC.  The transcripts of our weekly meetings do get posted 
here, but the casual conversations that cause a lot of things to happen 
don't.  But those conversations are open to everyone, because we want to 
take advantage of as many heads as possible.  So feel free to jump in.

--McD