>>> [!note] Migrated issue <!-- Drupal.org comment --> <!-- Migrated from issue #132500. --> Reported by: [pyutaros](https://www.drupal.org/user/85190) >>> <p>Submitted for approval. Revisions to the "Helping with documentation" page, located at <a href="http://drupal.org/contribute/documentation">http://drupal.org/contribute/documentation</a>.</p> <p><strong>ADDED TEXT TO FIRST PARAGRAPH.</strong></p> <p>All you need to do is submit a request detailing the document you would like to update and the changes you would like to see made. If you would like the ability to make those changes yourself, use the same request link. Make it an active support request, introduce yourself, and state that you would like edit permissions granted to the documentation maintainer role. If you would like to take a deeper level of involvement in Drupal documentation development:</p> <p><strong>ORIGINAL TEXT</strong></p> <p>Anyone may participate in Drupal documentation development as a member of the documentation team:</p> <p>Begin by subscribing to and joining in discussions on the drupal-docs mailing list. Anyone can also peruse list archives to get a feel for recent documentation team issues.<br> Browse open issues in the Documentation project. Here you may also submit bugs if you find errors in the documentation.<br> Become a doc team maintainer by creating an issue requesting to join and help edit and update the handbooks.<br> Here are some useful links for helping to maintain the handbook:</p> <p>Handbook updates: A list of recent changes to the handbook. Scanning this list often will help you keep tabs on what's new, and also help remove any spam.<br> Handbook comments: A listing of pages with lots of comments. These comments should be incorporated back into the main text, or made into sub-pages, as appropriate.<br> Most popular pages: these should be given some extra care to make sure they are clear and easy to understand.<br> Contributing to the handbook: A general overview of the handbook structure and how to help.<br> For developers: the API documentation is a bit different, as this is auto-generated from files in CVS. To update the description of a file or function, submit a doxygen patch against the core file in question. To update one of the "topics" pages, hooks documentation, or pages like the Forms API reference, edit the files under contributions/docs/developer in CVS.</p> >>> [!note] Pre-migration files - [Anyone.doc](https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/Anyone.doc) >>>