Hi Anil,
I'm here just for money $_$ I'm kidding ^^
Well, I'll say YES to all of them.
I'm lost in the world of OpenSourceand its organizations. I've never
coded with an organization because I don't know how or where to
begin,that's why I think that GSoCis anopportunity to start.
It is useless to say that being an active member inJBoss Community is an
asset to myresume and it will add value to me andmy future (Java
Software Engineer).
Cheers,
Houssem
Le 20/04/2012 17:49, Anil Saldhana a écrit :
Hi gsoc students,
soon GSOC will announce the accepted student proposals and the
rejected proposals. Until they make the formal announcement, please
disregard any accepted/rejected emails that the system may send.
Apparently there are bugs in the Google Melange site. :)
While there will be a few happy students, there will be many students
who will turn unhappy. The main reason is that the number of gsoc is
always finite/limited where as the Ideas/Proposals is large.
At JBoss community, we have been very thrilled to see so much excitement
among both the mentors and students.
Now I come to an important question for our gsoc students who put in
their proposals.
Students, what excites you about the GSOC12 program with JBoss
community? Please answer *honestly* (We are smart enough to figure out
dishonest people)
a) Is it the thrill of being in the gsoc 12 program?
b) Is it the money from the gsoc program?
c) Are you very interested to add JBoss Community on your resume?
d) Are you doing this because you want to be part of the JBoss Community
Open Source ecosystem?
I am asking all these questions because I want to see if you can
continue to be part of the JBoss Community ecosystem, if your proposal
is rejected.
"I am looking for passion for open source."
Regards,
Anil
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