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<para> <!--please check these changes for correctness!-->
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At this point, if you wrote your document in another format, an LDP volunteer will translate
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it into XML and send you the finished
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document. All subsequent revisions of your document to the LDP
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must be in DocBook format. If you have markup questions, you may ask the
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it into some form of markup language. The markup language format that is currently preferred is Docbook XML, see <xref likend="ag-markup" />. Your reviewer will send the finished document to you. In this guide, we assume the return format is Docbook XML. All subsequent revisions of your document to the LDP
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must be in the same format. If you have markup questions, you may ask the
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volunteer who assisted you, or ask the LDP DocBook list. For
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more information about the LDP DocBook list please read
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<xref linkend="mailinglists"/>.
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will refer only to DocBook. If you are submitting plain text or
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some other format, please let the LDP know if you prefer to
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maintain your document in either LinuxDoc or DocBook, which are the accepted formats for end-results.
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</para></tip>
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<para>
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Of course, you can also do the markup to your initial document
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