2026-06-14 –, Opal
The Fedora Docs team would like to invite anyone interested in documentation to come and chat about the future of Fedora docs. We can't promise cookies, but we are interested in your thoughts. Should we merge all docs into a single repo? What's the actual target audience? How do we make sure packagers and testers become more involved? How about sharing docs with CentOS, or even RHEL? Let's discuss!
Justin is best known as an Open Source contributor and Free Culture advocate originally from the United States. Justin has participated in numerous Open Source communities and led different initiatives to build sustainable software and communities for over ten years.
In October 2022, Justin joined Red Hat as the fourth Fedora Community Architect (FCA). He works closely between the Fedora Project community and Red Hat to lead initiatives that grow the Fedora user and developer communities. He also helps make Red Hat and Fedora interactions more transparent and open.
Justin is also a contributor to the Fedora Project since 2015. In Fedora, he co-founded the Community Operations Team and Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Team. He represented Fedora internationally at events and conferences, including FOSDEM, DevConf CZ, All Things Open, OSCAL, and others.
Member of the Fedora Documentation team, co-lead of the Docs Improvement initiative, Fedora Council member, rollercoaster flattener.
I use Fedora since Fedora Core 1, coming from Red Hat Linux 9. Since several years, I'm engaged in Fedora Server Edition and in Fedora Docs.
For more details see my Fedora wiki user profile