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| ====== Getting Involved ====== | ====== Getting Involved ====== | ||
| - | Getting involved in Slackware is quite easy. You can create Slackbuilds and submit them to [[http:// | + | Getting involved in Slackware is quite easy. You can create Slackbuilds and submit them to [[http:// |
| Some of the other ways in which new users can get involved with Slackware are: | Some of the other ways in which new users can get involved with Slackware are: | ||
| - | * Helping out other Linux users whenever possible. The official forums | + | * Helping out other Linux users whenever possible. The officially recognized Slackware support forum can be found at [[http:// |
| * Helping out with this documentation by: | * Helping out with this documentation by: | ||
| * Suggesting new topics and subjects. | * Suggesting new topics and subjects. | ||
