Our mission is to provide the GNOME community with high quality documentation, including online help, tutorials, application manuals, printed books, programming references, and user interface guidelines.

We are mainly volunteers working in our spare time. You can find more information about us, including our names, team meetings and what we're working on at the Community page.

If you wish to contribute see the section entitled "Writing Documentation" below. If you wish to contact the members of the GNOME Documentation Project (GDP), please refer to our contact page. Perhaps you wanted to consult the official GNOME documentation.