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How to contribute to the mod_perl documentation: style, tools, etc.
Documentation Style Guide
This document defines the style the authors should follow when writing a documentation for the mod_perl documentation project.
Changes File Specs
This doc clears the confusion regarding the need and the maintenance guidelines of
Changes.pod
files in the project.
Site Maintenance
This document explains how to keep the site clean.
Document Template
When creating new documents, use this template.
Changes Template
Example document for the Changes file