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= To new editors = | = To new editors = | ||
You have been assigned a document to write for the ITI domain | You have been assigned a document to write for the ITI domain: First of all <b>congratulation</b> and thank you for your help.<br> | ||
It might seem frightening at first but we'll do our best to guide you through this experience as painlessly as possible.<br> These wiki pages will provide you with guidance and advices for editing your document. Should they not be enough, you can always ask experienced ITI members: | |||
* your mentor (for profiles or white papers); | |||
* the co-chairs of the ITI committee which will publish the document (most of the time it will be the ITI technical committee); | |||
* experienced ITI members. | |||
Revision as of 09:36, 16 December 2008
To new editors
You have been assigned a document to write for the ITI domain: First of all congratulation and thank you for your help.
It might seem frightening at first but we'll do our best to guide you through this experience as painlessly as possible.
These wiki pages will provide you with guidance and advices for editing your document. Should they not be enough, you can always ask experienced ITI members:
- your mentor (for profiles or white papers);
- the co-chairs of the ITI committee which will publish the document (most of the time it will be the ITI technical committee);
- experienced ITI members.