I just read that GHC wants to convert the manual to asciidoc. If no one else has yet volunteered to do this, I hearby volunteer myself. I haven't contributed to the GHC manual before, nor to GHC. I guess that I will need to learn my way around Phabricator? I expect to be proof-reading sections that I haven't read before, about GHC features I don't use. I don't expect this to be a problem, since the goal is just to match the current HTML output. I do have some experience with DocBook, Asciidoc, and Pandoc, which should be helpful. Is there anything I should convert that isn't in under the users_guide folder?[1] It looks as though the users guide gets frequent commits.[2] Does one `arc diff` per file, approximately, sound reasonable, to keep merge conflicts manageable? Anything else I should know before I begin? Who to list as reviewers? A Trac ticket to link all the asciidoc commits together? Thanks, Daniel Footnotes: [1] http://git.haskell.org/ghc.git/tree/HEAD:/docs/users_guide [2] http://git.haskell.org/ghc.git/history/HEAD:/docs/users_guide