On Monday, February 8, 2016 2:37:26 AM CET Valorie Zimmerman wrote: > As part of the Student Programs admin team, to me it is pretty clear: > we should act as the umbrella for friendly teams who pull their own > weight, whether or not they intend to become KDE projects officially > in the near future. By saying NO we effectively tell them we don't > want to work with them. > > We work with students whether or not they plan to become KDE community > members for life. We've had mentors who were not part of the KDE > community but rather experts in the needed field. I hope we decide to > do the same for orgs who want to do GSoC with us.
+1 question: how do we decide what is a "friendly team" ;-) I mean what are the criteria whether we let a project join or not. Everybody welcome would be a sufficient answer to that. Cheers Martin
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