1. Introduction to contributing
    1.1 Overview of tasks                          (`Help us')
    1.2 For beginners  [ better title? ]
    1.3 For developers [ better title? ]
 2. Working with source code
    2.1 Using the `lilycontrib' GUI
    2.2 Using Git
           ** put ref to Git appendix here? **
        2.2.1 Starting with Git
              * Installing Git
              * Initializing a repository
              * Configuring Git
        2.2.2 Downloading branches
              * LilyPond repository sources          (1.1.6)
              * The `master' branch                  (1.1.3)
              * The `lilypond/translation' branch    (1.1.4)
              * Other branches                       (1.1.5)
        2.2.3 Git on Windows
    2.3 Repository directory structure             (1.7)
 3. Compiling
    3.1 Installing build dependencies              (2.1.2)
        3.1.1 Using `build-dep'
        3.1.2 Requirements for compiling LilyPond
        3.1.3 Requirements for running LilyPond
        3.1.4 Requirements for building documentation
    3.2 Configuring `make'
        3.2.1 Creating generated files             (2.1.1)
        3.2.1 Running ./configure                  (2.1.3)
              * Configuring target directories
              * Configuring for multiple platforms
    3.3 Compiling LilyPond
        3.3.1 Using `make'                         (2.1.3)
    3.4 Post-compilation options
        3.4.1 Installing from source               (2.1.3)
        3.4.2 Generating documentation             (2.1.4)
                 (add @ref to building docs w/o compiling)
              * Building documentation
              * Installing documentation
        3.4.3 Testing LilyPond                     (2.1.5)
    3.5 Concurrent stable and development versions (2.2)
    3.6 Compiling on Windows                       (2.3)
 4. Documentation work                             (3)
    * `Building documentation without compiling' here?
 5. Website work                                   (4)
 6. LSR work                                       (5)
 7. Issues                                         (6)
 8. Regression tests                               (7)
 9. Programming work                               (8)
10. Release work                                   (9)
 A. Git tutorial 
    A.1 Basic procedures
        A.1.1 Staying current
              * Pulling                        (1.2.1, .2)
              * Resolving conflicts                (1.2.3)
        A.1.2 Working with branches                (1.4.2)
              * Creating and removing branches
              * Listing branches
              * Checking out branches
              * Merging branches
        A.1.3 Modifying source files
              * Making commits
              * Formatting patches                 (1.3.1)
    A.2 Advanced procedures
        A.2.1 Working with remote branches         (1.4.3)
        A.2.2 Git log                              (1.4.4)
        A.2.3 Applying remote patches              (1.4.5)
        A.2.4 Pushing to git.sv.gnu.org            (1.3.2)
    A.3 Other Git documentation                    (1.6)
 B. GNU Free Documentation License                 (A)