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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Recently in the cc-gsoc Slack channel, @kgodey provided some very useful information regarding mentor availability, and how n project ideas may be available, but there may only be enough mentors/ slots to support < n proposals. Additionally, she provided some information about proposal review criteria. She already added some of this information in #60, but I don't believe that what was added covers all of what could be useful to future participants.
Describe the solution you'd like
I believe that more available information is (in most cases) better, and I would have liked to have had this information when I started with GSoC. Because I believe that the addition of this information could help future GSoC participants, I would like to add more information regarding mentor/ slot availability to the Mentors section, and more information about the proposal review criteria to the Proposal review criteria section.
I would be happy to work with any maintainers to refine the language of the additions to be site-ready. Pending confirmation that this change is welcome, I will fork, and get to work!
Describe alternatives you've considered
I do not think there are any alternatives to just adding the information.
Additional context
Kriti's addition of proposal review criteria (PR #60)
Two recent threads in the cc-gsoc Slack channel: Thread 1 (started by Theo M.; "Does Google ultimately decide what proposals are accepted or is it entirely the organization's choice?"),
and Thread 2 (started by myself; a continutation of the replies in thread 1).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Recently in the cc-gsoc Slack channel, @kgodey provided some very useful information regarding mentor availability, and how
n
project ideas may be available, but there may only be enough mentors/ slots to support< n
proposals. Additionally, she provided some information about proposal review criteria. She already added some of this information in #60, but I don't believe that what was added covers all of what could be useful to future participants.Describe the solution you'd like
I believe that more available information is (in most cases) better, and I would have liked to have had this information when I started with GSoC. Because I believe that the addition of this information could help future GSoC participants, I would like to add more information regarding mentor/ slot availability to the
Mentors
section, and more information about the proposal review criteria to theProposal review criteria
section.I would be happy to work with any maintainers to refine the language of the additions to be site-ready. Pending confirmation that this change is welcome, I will fork, and get to work!
Describe alternatives you've considered
I do not think there are any alternatives to just adding the information.
Additional context
Kriti's addition of proposal review criteria (PR #60)
These changes will be in ./content/gsoc-2019/contents.lr
Two recent threads in the cc-gsoc Slack channel: Thread 1 (started by Theo M.; "Does Google ultimately decide what proposals are accepted or is it entirely the organization's choice?"),
and Thread 2 (started by myself; a continutation of the replies in thread 1).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: