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Hey guys, |
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I hope you're really digging into your projects at this point! Now that |
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you've had a couple of weeks to get started, it's time to begin keeping |
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the community informed about how things are going. For this year's GSoC, |
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that will take the form of a weekly email updating everyone on your |
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progress. |
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Your updates should go to the mailing list that is most relevant to your |
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project, and the gentoo-dev list if there isn't one more specific. We |
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want you to really be part of the broader Gentoo community, which is why |
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you'll be posting your updates to the standard lists instead of some |
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GSoC-specific place like this list. |
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I'd like to see your first updates by the end of this week, with an |
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additional update each week until the end of the summer. Your mentors |
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will follow up with each of you about this, and they can help with any |
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more questions you have (and direct any unclear ones to me). |
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This doesn't need to be a long essay; the point is to show people what |
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you're up to, get them excited in your project, and get them excited |
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about you. You'll probably want to post a link back to your project's |
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description in each update so people who haven't been following along |
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can catch up. |
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I look forward to reading the first set of updates! |
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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 |
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