# Start of project and questions

**URL:** <https://ich.taler.net/t/start-of-project-and-questions/379>\
**Category:** Mirage OS\
**Created:** [5 March 2025 09:48 UTC](https://ich.taler.net/t/start-of-project-and-questions/379 "2025-03-05T09:48:44Z")\
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**Author:** ![reynir](https://ich.taler.net/user_avatar/ich.taler.net/reynir/32/144_2.png) [@reynir](https://ich.taler.net/u/reynir)\
**Post date:** [5 March 2025 09:48 UTC](https://ich.taler.net/t/start-of-project-and-questions/379/1 "2025-03-05T09:48:44Z")

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Hi! I’m pleased to announce that I started working on Mirage Taler Exchange finally.

I have some questions about collaboration. We intend to host Mirage Taler Exchange on our Forgejo instance with a mirror on e.g. GitHub to ease collaboration and discoverability - so I thought we didn’t need an account on [git.taler.net](http://git.taler.net). However, reading the documentation I could contribute what I consider improvements. I created an account on Mantis where I intend to open tickets for things in the documentation I think are unclear. I also created a mirror of taler-docs where I so far have a branch with a fix to a typo: [robur/taler-docs: Fork of https://git.taler.net/taler-docs.git - Robur.coop git repositories](https://git.robur.coop/robur/taler-docs/src/branch/developer-manual-typo) (the intent may be different so please review critically)

So my question is: how do you prefer to collaborate on documentation improvements? I’m not a big fan of signing legal documents and signing git commits in order to contribute to the documentation. I am however fine with you doing whatever you please with my commits regarding the documentation, and you may sign the commits if you so please. I can also just open tickets and leave it at that. WDYT?