Hey everyone, as Felix (in his position as GNU Radio GSoC manager) has been telling people through private channels over the last week, we're bringing our GSoC ideas list [1] up to shape, so that we can attract a lot of candidates, and make it easy for students to see how well they match the requirements for any given project.
So, we plan to bring the list from its shape in the wiki [1] over to something slightly more flashy. Thinking of a categorized list with icons, directly integrating with the home page, or on a separate domain. In any case, that means that I'd like to ask /all/ of you to proof-read that list. If you have a project that's not on there AND feel like you'd be an appropriate mentor, this would also be kind of the best chance to make the project idea visible without jumping through many hoops or making us jump. Now, as my subject line tries to imply: Not all that is on that list when we put it live is bound to be 100% identical to what the student will do – that's why we have the proposal phase, where candidates are encouraged to talk about what they think they'll be doing. It's also pretty clear that there's a lot of "hot topics" on that list, which are moving targets; if your idea belongs in that category, make sure a candidate that applies next spring still gets a description that we can at least easily correct to fit the problem to be solved at that point. Deadline's Thursday night (pacific time). Best regards, and thanks for helping make sure we'll be among the GSoC organizations once again, Marcus [1] https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/GSoCIdeas
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