Don't be afraid to ask questions, as Dave Bauer suggests. And ... don't be afraid to help with documentation.
There's a saying out there that says "there's no such thing as a stupid question, there are just stupid answers".
I disagree .. there aren't really stupid questions, but it's not that answers are stupid instead, it's just that documentation is stupid. Incomplete, poorly organized, user-unfriendly, etc etc.
So ... ask away. Don't feel shy. We won't treat you as being stupid( I happen to think our forums are very newbie/non-techie friendly). We may ask you, if you continue to post intellegently with evidence of being able to write a coherent sentence, to consider helping out with documentation. Consider it an honor. Seriously ... we have some great hackers here who work on the toolkit proper, but it is IMPOSSIBLE to underestimate the value of documentation, clear examples, etc.
