So I have one excellent student that wants to work on Tahrir this Summer, ideally as part of GSoC, I've already started to get him up to speed on the codebase and his progress is impressive.
Here is the trickier part: I have another student that has been working on another open source project of mine called LastCalc, that is unrelated to Freenet. He has asked me whether he can work on it this summer as part of GsoC. I assumed that doing the LastCalc project with Freenet as a mentoring org would be a non-starter since they aren't related (except through me), however I consulted the GSoC mailing list about it they said that it is ok provided that Freenet is ok with it. So, does anyone have a strong objection to this? I can't think of any reason why anyone would given that I'm willing to mentor both projects. Matthew, I know that you thought mentoring two projects would be too much work, however I already have three students that I work with, two on Tahrir, one on LastCalc. I spend several hours a week with each of them, so actually no less work than would be required of me as a GSoC mentor, and it works well. Thoughts? Ian. -- Ian Clarke Founder, The Freenet Project Email: [email protected]
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