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III. An Introduction to the RSBAC documentation project

The third part of this book explains how the RSBAC documentation project is run. It explains how you can participate and what tools you need to translate the DocBook source code into other formats, for example into HTML.

Table of Contents
6. Introduction to The RSBAC documentation project
6.1. The RSBAC documentation project
6.2. First things first
6.3. Project jargon
6.3.1. Chunks
6.3.2. Proofreaders
6.3.3. Editors
6.3.4. Authors
6.3.5. Translators
6.3.6. Delegation
6.3.7. The Master Editor
6.3.8. The Master Author
6.3.9. The Project Leader
6.3.10. Handles
6.3.11. The TODO list
6.3.12. Tasks and Items
6.3.13. Events
6.3.14. *Grabbers
6.3.15. *WIP indicators
6.4. How to be a Proofreader
6.4.1. Your mission
6.4.2. The procedures you have to know
6.4.3. What tools do you need?
6.4.4. Installation of tools
6.4.5. Configuration of tools
6.4.6. Testing
6.5. How to be an Editor
6.5.1. Your mission
6.5.2. The procedures you have to know
6.5.3. What tools do you need?
6.5.4. Installation of tools
6.5.5. Configuration of tools
6.5.6. Testing
6.6. How to be a Translator
6.6.1. Your mission
6.6.2. The procedures you have to know
6.6.3. What tools do you need?
6.6.4. Installation of tools
6.6.5. Configuration of tools
6.6.6. Testing
6.7. How to be an Author
6.7.1. Your mission
6.7.2. The procedures you have to know
6.7.3. What tools do you need?
6.7.4. Installation of tools
6.7.5. Configuration of tools
6.7.6. Testing
6.8. List of project workers
6.9. List of roles of project members
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