Call to arms: Bringing Qt 5's documentation up to professional quality

[JKSH]

Hi all,

Qt 5's release is around the corner. One thing that could stand in the way of the release is unfinished and unpolished documentation, which could be a stumbling block for newcomers who're trying out Qt. There's still lots to be done, and the documentation team is looking for some help: http://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/development/2012-November/007998.html

Since the documentation is embedded within Qt's open source code, anybody can contribute. I thought it'd be fantastic if the community got involved. If you're able and willing to lend a hand, please check out the mailing link above, and the "documentation renewal project page":http://community.kde.org/Qt5/Documentation !