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Documentation is an essential part of a product - above all when it comes to software. There is no product which is so simple to use and maintain that it doesn't require any description, introduction or examples. If you work in an IT department and you are responsible for a functioning environment and smooth processes, missing or poor documentation might impact the success of your business. What's more, in the age of container and cloud, technical projects become more and more complex. More often than not, technical writers working on enterprise solutions cannot easily replicate use cases and scenarios as implemented for production at a customer's organization, or test and describe them properly. In consequence, documentation projects are increasingly reliant on contributions from external experts working on a regular basis with our technologies, products and solutions. These experts are YOU. In this session, you will learn how and what you can contribute to get high-quality enterprise documentation, from simple text editing to bug reporting and specific content feedback to working with us on entire SUSE Best Practices documents. You will also get an introduction to our SUSE (Enterprise Linux) documentation toolchain. You will see it is not rocket science :-)