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+title = 'Writing Documentation'
+date = 2024-06-17T18:08:34+02:00
+draft = true
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+Our documentation is integrated with this website and it is stored in GIT repository. This website is powered by the Hugo
+Static Site Generator. All pages are created as simple Markdown files and everyone is free to submit Pull Requests to
+enhance the website. This article will help you better understand the proper guidelines for submitting documentation.
+
+### Guidelines
+ * **Use standard English**: Use standard United States (U.S.) English throughout all technical publications.
+ * **Write in active-voice**: Active voice sentences clarify the performer of an action and are easier to understand than
+   passive-voice sentences.
+ * **Use present simple tense**: Users read documentation to perform tasks or gather information. For users, these
+   activities take place in their present, so the present tense is appropriate in most cases.
+ * **Write in second person**: Users are more engaged with documentation when you use second person (that is, you address
+   the user as "you").
+ * **Use appropriate mood**: For procedures, use imperative mood.
+ * **Avoid ambiguous titles**: Each title should include a clear description of the page’s subject.
+ * **Write objectively**: Do not use humor, jargon, exclamation marks, idioms, metaphors, and other colloquialisms.
+ * **Write positively**: Write in a positive tone. Positive sentences improve readability.
+ * **Avoid personification**: Avoid the adverbs such as "probably", "hopefully", "basically", and so on.
+ * **Do not use contractions**: Generally, do not contract the words.
+ * **Use spelling and grammar checking tools**: Run text through spelling and grammar checking tools, if available.
+
+### Testing Documentation
+ 1. [Download](https://gohugo.io/) Hugo v0.125.7 or newer.
+ 2. Open a shell in the root of your repository and use below command to start server
+    ```
+    hugo server -DF
+    ```
+ 3. Open `http://localhost:1313/` in your browser to access the website and check the results.
+
+### Submitting Patches
+We welcome patches for both documentation and the website. We use the GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later for all
+documentation and website content. Contributions using other licenses are unlikely to be accepted. Patches should be
+contributed via our [Gitea instance](https://git.codingworkshop.eu.org/xt-sys/website).