Recently the community discovered that the Podman Whatis?(https://podman.io/whatis.html) page had badly lagged behind the reality of Podman. For example, the page talked about the soon-to-be-released REST API (released a few months ago), and other upcoming features that were already in play. Additionally, over the past few months, inquiries have been made over the availability of several documents: specific "how-to's", a user guide, rootless container tutorials, networking tutorials, and a few issues have been lodged against various parts of the existing documentation. The maintainers of Podman have recognized that the documentation for the project is not at the level it should be, even though we have made our best effort to do so. At this point, we are hoping to get help from the community. The level of help that we would like to get is varied. At the top of the list would be creating issues (https://github.com/containers/podman/issues) for any missing or incorrect documentation. If someone in the community likes going through man pages and making sure they're formatted consistently, we'd love their help. If you ever wanted a big documentation project that you could stamp your name on, then the Podman Users Guide might be a great way to increase your documentation chops. Any help that you would be willing to offer to better Podman's documentation would be gratefully accepted. Also, if you or someone you know is not terribly technical yet wants to contribute to an Open Source project, this might be a great opportunity to get your foot in the door. We'd be more than happy to walk someone through the git submission processes in exchange for documentation improvements for the project. Or if they're more comfortable sending in something via email, we'd be happy to deal with the git side of things. So if you have documentation improvement ideas or suggestions, please add a comment to the discussion here (https://github.com/containers/podman/discussions/10336), or send an email to the Podman mailing list (https://lists.podman.io/admin/lists/podman.lists.podman.io/). Paraphrasing Richard Branson: No idea is too small, and all sorts of ideas have the potential to change the project as we know it for the better. We have an absolutely terrific and growing Podman community. Hopefully, this effort will garner more contributors and create better documentation for Podman. Thanks for your attention, and feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Best Wishes, Tom Sweeney tsweeney@redhat.com