adapt account creation doc

Author: Nils Magnus

doc/source/account creation

@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+=================
+GitHub Onboarding
+=================
+
+Most of our documentation is hosted on GitHub, a service based on, but
+not the same as Git. To work with GitHub, an account is needed.
+
+
+How to join GitHub
+------------------
+
+1.  Go to https://github.com/ .
+
+2.  On the top right corner is a button with "sign up".
+
+3.  Enter your corporate email address and press "continue".
+
+4.  Create a strong password.
+
+5.  Enter a username e.g. johndoe
+
+6.  Would you like to receive updates? I suggest opting out with
+    entering "n".
+
+7.  Verify your account by solving the task to prove you aren't a bot.
+
+8.  Click on the "create an account" button.
+
+9.  You are almost done! GitHub just sent you a launch you that has to
+    be entered to create the account ultimately. Note: The code has to
+    be entered manually and you can't enter it via copy & paste.
+
+10. You are asked with how many people you are working with and if you
+    are a student or a teacher. This personalization can be skipped at
+    the bottom of the Website. I suggest skipping this step.
+
+11. Congratulations! You just created your GitHub account!

doc/source/account_creation.rst

@@ -2,31 +2,33 @@
 Documentation about documentation
 =================================
 
-This repository will contain information that anybody
-maintaining Open Telekom Cloud documentation need to know.
+This repository contains information that maintainers of the Open
+Telekom Cloud documentation need to know.
+
 
 Working in the Open
 ===================
 
 The Open Telekom Cloud values transparency as a main principle.
-Therefore, all public facing documentation is maintained in the
-open, by open-source components. All steps of the process are
-publicly visible and transparent. This eases the collaboration
-of our suppliers, OTC staff, and even customers or users. All
-can propose changes, all can participate in the review process,
-and each team can appoint arbitrary persons to approve changes,
-ensuring the integrity of the overall documentation. All changes
-are recorded and archived, so changes can be rolled back, and
-audit trails are available even for the tiniest change.
+Therefore, all public facing documentation is maintained in the open,
+by open-source components. All steps of the process are publicly
+visible and transparent. This eases the collaboration of our
+suppliers, OTC staff, and even customers or users. All can propose
+changes, all can participate in the review process, and each team can
+appoint arbitrary persons to approve changes, ensuring the integrity
+of the overall documentation. All changes are recorded and archived,
+so changes can be rolled back, and audit trails are available even for
+the tiniest change.
+
 
 Responsibilities and Ownership
 ==============================
 
 The content of the projects is owned by the Open Telekom Cloud Squads
 responsible for the services respectively. Each team can appoint one
-or several Squad members (or external contributors, if
-suitable). Typically, one documentation lead and a deputy are
-recommended, but other setups are also possible.
+or several Squad members (or external contributors, if suitable).
+Typically, one documentation lead and a deputy are recommended, but
+other setups are also possible.
 
 All assets in the repository are public visible, and so are the PRs or
 the review messages themselves. That’s why sensitive data like
@@ -48,6 +50,7 @@ was initiated by the Ecosystem Squad. It was presented to the Product
 Owner Community and during the XXXXXXXXXXX meeting/call/board. It was
 approved on November XX, 2021 as authoritative by the board.
 
+
 Target Audience and Prerequisites
 =================================
 
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    change_proposal_process
    reviewer
    approver
+   account_creation
    git_account
    code_editors
    rst