\n\t\tThe KDE Marketing Team is looking for journalists for the dot. You don’t need to be a
\n\t\tprofessional journalists, but some writing skills will definitely help.
\n\t\tHalf an hour (or more, to your liking) of spare time a
\n\t\tweek (or maybe even less often) is enough already, so please consider joining
\n\t\tthe KDE Marketing Team as a
\n\t\twriter for the dot — KDE’s premium news site.<\/p>\n
\t\tAlthough you won’t get paid, your contribution will have considerable effect on the
\n\t\tKDE community and often, your stories will also be picked up by the world-wide press.<\/p>\n
\t\tRight now, there is a shortage in people that are willing to write and publish a story \t\tSo if you have some time and want to contribute to KDE, <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The KDE Marketing Team is looking for journalists for the dot. You don’t need to be a professional journalists, but some writing skills will definitely help. Half an hour (or more, to your liking) of spare time a week (or maybe even less often) is enough already, so please consider joining the KDE Marketing Team… Continue reading Dot journalists wanted.<\/span>
\n\t\ton dot.kde.org<\/a>, which is a shame since al lot the goodness
\n\t\tthat is being produced within the KDE project will go unnoticed.<\/p>\n
\n\t\tsubscribe yourself<\/a>
\n\t\t to the
\n\t\tkde-promo<\/a> mailinglist and send a note
\n\t\tthat you want to contribute as a dot journalists.
\n\t\tIt’s a very rewarding task and you can make a difference!<\/strong><\/p>\n