Fedora Magazine

[Chris A. Roberts]

We are currently working on this, we want to get a quick tips section setup on the site but last I checked we ran into some issues exporting info from the ask.fedoraproject.org site for the best questions/answers. If you have some tips or something you would like to contribute, we are always looking for more contributors :) 

> The Fedora Newsletter used to contain short articles dealing with a 
> single topic, say WiFi, with information and advice on that topic. 
> I found this very useful. 
> 
> This ended several years ago, and the newsletter became a record of 
> meetings held, decisions taken, etc. I did not find this 
> interesting or useful. 
> 
> As far as I can see, the newsletter has now been replaced by the 
> Fedora Magazine <http://fedoramagazine.org/>. I hoped when I saw 
> this that this meant a return to the old newsletter model, with 
> articles dealing with specific topics, from a user-support point of 
> view. Unfortunately, I don't see anything like that in the 
> magazine. 
> 
> Is there any plan to offer something along those lines in the 
> future? I see there is an AskFedora section, but it appears to be 
> empty, apart from an introductory article which seems to be by 
> Rahul Sundaram, although that is not entirely clear. Amything by 
> Rahul would be very welcome, since I've always found his comments 
> extremely useful and to the point. But I haven't seen any for some 
> time. 
> 


+1 Stephen we do and are always looking for more contributors as well, I sent out an email to the general mailing list with links about the magazine and how to sign up to be an author. 

>I'm pretty sure the Fedora Magazine folks accept submitted articles. 
>Why not write something up and send it in? Or encourage othes to do 
>the same. 
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