Help wanted!

Dear Reader,

Unfortunately, I have had very little time to write articles during the past few months. Therefore, I am looking for people interested in writing articles for texblog.org. I am not looking for an expert LaTeX user, but someone with a genuine interest in learning more about the language as well as writing about it. After all, this is an educational blog. Ideally, you regularly use LaTeX for your studies / work.

What I would expect:

• Original articles on LaTeX-related topics
• You would have to be willing to read package documentations, user forums as well as to try things out on your own
• Articles would have to be written in a “scientific style”. That means the content should be in a clean and concise format, in your own words (no copy-pasting) and with links to external resources and
• In most cases, articles contain text and some code examples
• You can come up with your own topics that have not previously been covered on this site or I can suggest a topic
• Most articles are fairly basic, but I am open if you would like to cover more advanced topics
• Ideally, you would write articles regularly (weekly or monthly)
• You have a very good command of English
• Typically, it would take between 2 and 4 hours to write a thoroughly researched article, depending on its length and how familiar you are with the topic

What you can expect

• Articles are published under your name
• You can learn more about LaTeX and writing/publishing in general
• I will provide feedback on articles (content / style)
• You get visibility as well as community interaction/feedback. The level highly depends on the topic
• For each articles published on texblog, I can pay a small compensation

If this sounds like something you are interested in, do get in touch by briefly telling me about yourself and stating your motivation to contribute to texblog.

See also: Original Source by Tom