Improve contributed module help page

I kind of have mixed feelings about this task. I didn't look through all of the possible help pages suggested above, so I'm not sure how these were picked, but I don't think a handbook page will necessarily be improved just by reformatting it to meet some guideline. Standardization is nice, but at the same time if the module author writes a good documentation page the quality might be decreased if a student who doesn't really understand the module comes along and changes it.

But that aside, here are some more practical problems I see with this:
1. Students don't necessarily have the documentation maintainer role, so the task should either specify that they get that permission with a link for how to do that or should give another way for students to submit their work.

2. The "good" example given is http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/aggregator
On that page, menu choices are styled in bold, which matches what is said at http://drupal.org/node/24566. However, the documentation style guide says to use italics: http://drupal.org/about/authoring

Am I missing a subtlety here or do these two style directives clash? If so, that's a documentation issue that needs to be fixed separately, but it's potentially confusing for a student.

As for how to taskify this, my vote would be to specify the module for which the student should correct the documentation page. We can have 1 or 2 of these tasks available at any time, and as they get taken up and completed we can replace with a different module. Otherwise it gets a lot more difficult to coordinate having >1 instance of this task open at a time.

This is a good concept, but the difficulty of this depends on which modules are chosen and how familiar the student is with the modules.