Dungeon Master's Guide (original) (raw)
Dungeon Master's Guide
Well there's not that much to do, but here are some things you can do as an organizer:
- Write test files for the Unix commands, especially the entry level ones.
- There are already some examples there.
- Help players in the discussions:
- Don't do (code) it for them, teach them and leave them the fun and joy of discovery!
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime
And perhaps, one day, they'll say:
So long, and thanks for all the fish!
- Don't do (code) it for them, teach them and leave them the fun and joy of discovery!
- Promote the project.
- Organize hackathons for the project.
- Help curate the web site contents.
- Peculiarly, help with the classification of Unix commands in difficulty levels
- etc.
You are welcome, of course, to add other ideas :-)
If you are a computer science teacher, especially for high school students with discovery courses in computer science, feel free to contact us or discuss possible things to do together. The b2bt command might prove useful to guide your students to a successful command-line-tool reimplementation.