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<p>Rjulian: Added a few more items to needs to get done.</p> <hr /> <div>{{Under construction}}<br /> <br /> This space is intended to track the current status of documentation. As documentation is generated and organized in a more cohesive way, this may no longer be necessary.<br /> <br /> == Who Can Contribute ==<br /> Hopefully anyone! These are people who are thinking especially hard about this:<br /> * Aarondabomb<br /> * rjulian<br /> <br /> == What needs to get done ==<br /> # Reorganize the information that's already at [[PineNote Development]].<br /> #: This means creating new pages, like [[PineNote: Getting Started]] that contains the important info.<br /> # Create a getting started page<br /> # Page to more clearly describe what &quot;the project&quot; even is<br /> ## Answer the question: Why does Pine64 sell the PineNote?<br /> ## There are a number of folks doing different things. There is no cohesive effort, but what someone else accomplishes may help you, and documenting/organizing these efforts can maximize the chances for cross-pollination.<br /> # Outline how to get involved in the community.<br /> #: We know there's chat, but that's not &quot;active&quot; involvement.<br /> # Provide resources to learn about the technology behind the PineNote and development efforts.<br /> <br /> <br /> == End User Personas to Consider ==<br /> When we think of &quot;who may buy/use a PineNote&quot;, we have to consider the personas who would purchase this: <br /> * Hardware developers interested in e-ink and open source development<br /> * Software developers who enjoy e-ink hardware and want to explore building software leveraging e-ink hardware. <br /> * Technologists who understand the product category and want to experience/test out using the PineNote.<br /> * Pure end users who want an open source/copyleft version of the remarkable 2. <br /> * End users who have no clue about the product category (e.g. imagine they got this as a gift).<br /> <br /> Right now, of the above personas, none of them are getting effective documentation, with hardware developers getting the most information of the bunch.</div>

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