They did not select us last year and we failed to attract suitable
students in the years before that.
Is it possible to learn something from this experience? I mean, if
GNUstep isn't attractive to students it might be not attractive to
non-students as well.
I don't think we failed to attract students ;-)
I remember a number of very good students applying. I also remember
Chris Farber who got one of the places
and wrote our first key-value observing implementation as part of
Google Summer of Code. That was good.
I guess the main question really is not attracting students, but
mentoring them. ;-)
Does any of us have enough time to properly follow a student ?
Thanks
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