mod_perl: How to Contribute to the Documentation

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How to contribute to the mod_perl documentation: style, tools, etc.

Documentation Style Guide: This document defines the style the authors should follow when writing a documentation for the mod_perl documentation project.

Changes File Specs: This doc clears the confusion regarding the need and the maintenance guidelines of Changes.pod files in the project.

Site Maintenance: This document explains how to keep the site clean.

Document Template: When creating new documents, use this template.

Changes Template: Example document for the Changes file