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On 15:07 Sat 15 May , Mu Qiao wrote: |
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> On 05/14/2010 11:04 PM, Donnie Berkholz wrote: |
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> > Blogs |
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> > Many developers use blogs to communicate with the community at |
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> > large. We recommend you read posts on Planet Gentoo |
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> > (http://planet.gentoo.org/) and add the feed to your reader. We also |
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> > highly recommend that you get a blog for yourself (if you already |
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> > don't have one), and use it to write anything relevant to your |
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> > project under a category such as 'gsoc2010' or 'gentoo'. We will |
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> > aggregate your blogs on our Planet for the entire Gentoo community |
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> > to read. |
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> Thank you for giving such detailed information to us! I really |
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> appreciate that Gentoo community provides us with a bunch of useful |
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> resources. I have questions about the Blogs and Progress reports. |
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Great, thanks for asking! While we're at it, this is a good time to |
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briefly mention one aspect of email etiquette. Take a look at how I |
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quoted only the parts that are relevant to my reply, instead of the |
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whole thing, and how I write my reply immediately after each part. This |
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makes it a lot easier for people to follow the details. |
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> 1. I didn't use blog before and I think it's time for me to get one as |
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> you suggested. Is it possible to create a blog at blogs.gentoo.org? |
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We aren't hosting new blogs; you might want to set one up at |
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wordpress.com or one of the many other blog-hosting sites. What we'll do |
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is pull your content into a collection with all the other GSoC students, |
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and probably a second feed shared with Gentoo developers, so that people |
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who want to read about what's happening in Gentoo can follow your work. |
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Once you get a blog set up, you can file a bug to add your blog to our |
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aggregator (Planet). The bug will get assigned to planet@g.o — |
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because I don't think you have privileges to assign bugs to specific |
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people, you might want to ask your mentor to file it to speed things up. |
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> 2. When should we start reporting the progress of our projects? |
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No later than the end of the first week of coding. If you're already |
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making progress, we'd love to hear from you! |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |
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Donnie Berkholz |
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Admin, Summer of Code |
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Gentoo Linux |
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Blog: http://dberkholz.wordpress.com |