If you do not wish to officially join the Documentation Team just yet, you can still contribute to the documentation.

Read More About Documentation Contribution

You can browse through the Documentation Changelogs to see past achievements. But do note that a significant number of these achievements were contributed by community members who were not Documentation Team members. But that is a good thing because that is what we want to do: Involve you in creating great documentation.

The Documentation Team provides the following:

• Information about how to write documentation

• Support via the Slack channel #typo3-documentation: Answer questions about writing documentation and using the tools

• Support the TYPO3 CMS Core Team and other teams in their documentation efforts

• Rendering of official manuals and extensions on the documentation server docs.typo3.org via automated toolchain

• Docker image for local rendering

• Theme

• Organize sprints for working on documentation related tasks

• Promote the work by writing news on typo3.org, tweeting and speaking at events

The following tasks were previously the responsibility of the documentation team and have now been redefined:

• Translation of manuals: The Documentation Team can help others in matters concerning workflow and tools, but it concentrates its efforts on manuals in English.

• https://wiki.typo3.org: The technical infrastructure is handled by the Server Team. Who will coordinate maintaining / migrating the content is yet to be defined.

• https://api.typo3.org: The technical infrastructure is handled by the Server Team.

• Writing content: Writing content must be a combined effort of the TYPO3 community.

• Maintaining content: Content must continuously be updated and maintained. The long term goal is to put this in the hands of dedicated manual maintainers.

See also Documentation Changelogs on docs.typo3.org.