Monachos.net invites your participation and contribution in a number of arenas. If you are interested in taking part in the work and mission of this web site, please read below for details on the various ways in which you can help.
| Contribute articles and studies | Are you a scholar, student or otherwise writer on themes of Orthodoxy in its patristic, monastic and liturgical heritage? If so, we welcome submission of articles, studies, reflections and other texts within our remit. Patristic studies and other articles on Monachos.net are read by thousands of people each day, who would welcome your contribution. |
| Edit patristic texts | We are always looking for volunteers to assist in editing patristic texts, many of which are imported from old printed editions, and require varying degrees of spell-checking, formatting, and other minor editing work. The Monachos.net system allows this to be done on-line through a user friendly interface that doesn't require any programming knowledge - so if you are interested in working with the writings of the Fathers in this way, we welcome your assistance. |
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| Interact with the Discussion Community | The Discussion Community is Monachos.net's on-line forum, which includes over 53,000 posts in thousands of threads focussed on Orthodoxy in its patristic, monastic and liturgical heritage. Everyone is welcome to take part and interact in this forum, which can be done by self-registering on-line. |
| Submit/edit liturgical resources | One of the newer ventures of Monachos.net is the inclusion of liturgical rubrics and services. If you are keen on editing (e.g. checking for spelling, formatting consistency, style, etc.), we welcome your participation. Like the patristic source texts, liturgical rubrics and documents on Monachos.net can be edited through an easy-to-use on-line interface right on the web site, allowing you to edit texts and see the results instantly without needing to know any programming or code. |
If any of the above sound like ways you might like to contribute to Monachos.net, please contact us to let us know.
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