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Are you interested in joining the ServerTeam and contribute to Ubuntu ? Don't know where to get started ? The mentors of the ServerTeam are here to help you make your first contribution to Ubuntu.

This program is lightweight and short in time. You'll get a mentor from the ServerTeam and together:
  1. discuss your areas of interests.
  2. define a simple task to do.
  3. get your contribution integrated in Ubuntu !

Interested ? Send an email to [[MailTo(mathiaz AT SPAMFREE ubuntu DOT com)]] introducing yourself and we'll take it from there.


== Mentor guidelines ==

The mentor provides guidance during the whole process by:
  * presenting existing procedures.
  * pointing to existing communication channels (#ubuntu-server, ubuntu-server mailing list, other IRC channels and mailing lists).
  * linking to key members of the ServerTeam and Ubuntu in general.
  * sponsoring one upload if the contribution is packaging related.
  * giving feedback to the applicant in a timely manner.

Once the task has been accepted in Ubuntu, the contributor should have been in contact with the rest of the ServerTeam and should know where to ask questions.

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THIS A WORK IN PROGRESS - THE MENTORING PROGRAM HAS NOT STARTED YET

Are you interested in joining the ServerTeam and contribute to Ubuntu ? Don't know where to get started ? The mentors of the ServerTeam are here to help you make your first contribution to Ubuntu.

This program is lightweight and short in time. You'll get a mentor from the ServerTeam and together:

  1. discuss your areas of interests.
  2. define a simple task to do.
  3. get your contribution integrated in Ubuntu !

Interested ? Send an email to MailTo(mathiaz AT SPAMFREE ubuntu DOT com) introducing yourself and we'll take it from there.

Mentor guidelines

The mentor provides guidance during the whole process by:

  • presenting existing procedures.
  • pointing to existing communication channels (#ubuntu-server, ubuntu-server mailing list, other IRC channels and mailing lists).

  • linking to key members of the ServerTeam and Ubuntu in general.

  • sponsoring one upload if the contribution is packaging related.
  • giving feedback to the applicant in a timely manner.

Once the task has been accepted in Ubuntu, the contributor should have been in contact with the rest of the ServerTeam and should know where to ask questions.

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