Hey, I'd like to announce my candidacy for Docs PTL for the Train cycle. I've been involved in the documentation project since the heady days of 2016, back when the documentation team centrally managed the user-facing docs of every core OpenStack project. My initial contributions mostly focused on correcting and expanding the documentation related to my primary focus area in OpenStack, NFV enablement, though this slowly expanded as I built up competence in all things docs. At some point, for many disparate reasons, *os-manuals-migration* happened [1]_, and each project began taking responsbility for their own documentation. I assisted with the migration of the nova docs in particular and have been continuously involved ever since. As a result of *os-manuals-migration*, today's documentation team is mainly intended to act as a liason to other teams, stepping in to help with various documentation-related questions and, where necessary, providing additional tooling. In my opinion, this is both a pragmatic and a sustainable approach and I would like to see the documentation project continue on this trajectory, changing course only if/when necessary. As such, my focus areas for the upcoming cycle would be continued work on making documentation easier to contribute to (or unnecessary, where docs can be generated from code), cleaning up the remaining warts in the existing documentation and documentation processes, and generally ensuring the documentation team is as helpful as possible for the projects that need us. I feel I am well equipped to handle this, and I hope you do too. Cheers, Stephen (stephenfin) .. [1] https://specs.openstack.org/openstack/docs-specs/specs/pike/os-manuals-migra...