Re: Fw: [IMPORTANT] Requesting essential and desired slots

[David Kastrup]

Someone forwarded me the announcement and I am confused since one of our
students applied to the GSoC at Google already.  See below mail.

This would be

Name: LilyPond
EssentialSlots: 1

There is also another possibly desired slot (some lack of feedback
here), but again I would have expected that the respective student would
already have applied at Google directly.

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> Re: [IMPORTANT] Requesting essential and desired slots
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> Fri, 10 Apr 2015 14:05:14 -0400 (15 hours, 45 minutes, 42 seconds ago)
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> > On 2015-04-10, at 1:50 PM, David Kastrup <address@hidden> wrote:
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> >> David Google <address@hidden> writes:
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> >>> Hi David,
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> >>> I sent in my application on Monday the 23rd of March.
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> >> To Google or to GNU?  And listing which project?
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> >>> As far as I knew I would hear back on April 27th as to whether or not
> >>> I made it in.
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> >> From Google or from GNU?
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> >>> Sorry I haven't been active, it has been exam season at school and I
> >>> won't be done until the end of April.
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> >> That's fine.  We should quite avoid that you get accepted by Google and
> >> rejected by GNU.  That would make, like, totally no sense.  I am trying
> >> to figure out whether anybody needs to take some action in order to
> >> avoid it.
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> >> Accident or intentional that you did not copy the list?
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> > David Kastrup
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> Accident, I'm on my phone and can't send mail from my McGill account on here. 
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> I submitted my application to this website: https://www.google-melange.com/
> So, google. But I used the GNU application template because from what
> I understand, they're reading it..?
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> Google posts the accepted projects on the 27th.
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> I agree, that would be super weird.
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David Kastrup