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Re: [IMPORTANT] Requesting essential and desired slots


From: Darshit Shah
Subject: Re: [IMPORTANT] Requesting essential and desired slots
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 2015 22:16:38 +0530
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Hi Jose,

Name: GNU Wget
EssentialSlots: 3
DesiredSlots: 3

We have some very high quality applications this year and enough mentors willing to take them on. :)

On 04/07, Jose E. Marchesi wrote:

Hi Hackers.

The next organizational milestone is approaching: in a week we have to
tell Google how many slots we want for this year.  As in previous years,
we will follow the next strategy:

Each project participating under the GNU umbreall shall send the
following information to this mailing list, before Saturday 11 April
12:00:

 Name: PROGRAM_NAME
 EssentialSlots: N
 DesiredSlots: M

Where N and M are the number of slots required and desired.

Roughly speaking, essential slots are for great projects you couldn't
live without while desired slots are the number of slots you would like
to have if Google had an infinite number of them.  For example, imagine
that you received two proposals: one great and the other nah-nah.
However, you still have a free mentor for the second proposal, so you
would ask for:

 Name: PROGRAM_NAME
 EssentialSlots: 1
 DesiredSlots: 2

An important note: as we did in the previous editions of GSoC, we will
distribute the granted slots in the spirit of allowing every GNU program
participating to actually mentor at least one proposal.  This means
that, G being the number of granted slots:

- If GNUDesiredSlots <= G everyone gets what they asked for.

- If GNUEssentialSlots <= G < GNUDesiredSlots, everyone gets their
 essential slots, at least 1, but we would need to discuss and decide
 how to distribute the desired slots.

- If 0 < G < GNUEssentialSlots, we will have to discuss and see which
 project gets the slots.  Note that this _never_ happened and I dont
 expect this year to be the first one.

IMPORTANT: please respect the milestone!  If a participating GNU project
fails to send the email before Saturday 11 April 12:00, we may request
either Essential=1,Desired=1 or Essential=0,Desired=0 for that project,
depending on the admins criteria.

Salud!


--
Thanking You,
Darshit Shah

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