Documenting the creation of a template - where should I post?

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Hi everyone, thank you for taking the time to reply. English is not my main language - I will try my best but do forgive any awkwardness from me. Before moving on with the issue at hand I would like to explain what brought me here. See above for software information.

I am a college student and have been using libreoffice (LO) for years (though I am still a noob). It is open and collaborative, just the best. However, at times it can be esoteric to the novice. Whenever I had a question, I found help here and there and I wish to create a template that synthetizes all I have learned. It should be an help in getting started with LO, usable by non-users to make a formal document.

I would like to document every step as much as I can since this work is not only about making a template but creating an introduction to LO, by a novice user for the novice users. Any issues without pre-existing answers will become object of a post and I will edit the posts as it goes with links to the other posts.

Should an issue/question have a pre-existing answer, whether in official documentation or on this website, how can I best document it ? Where should I share my findings ?

Thanks again for any answer.

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See my first post on this template here : Styles, numbering and odd pages

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maybe a good starting point for you to both learn and contribute could be :

and maybe even more comfortable in French : Faq/Writer - The Document Foundation Wiki

And depending on how much effort you interested in providing : Documentation - The Document Foundation Wiki

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Hey ! thanks for the answer and links provided ^^