Hi all. Leslie just sent out the first cut at slot assignments, and we have 4 so far
Giovanni: Did you ask for a certain number of slots? I think the number we can reasonably handle is 10, by looking at the applications page
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To: Google Summer of Code Mentors List google-summer-of-code-mentors-list@googlegroups.com From: "LH (Leslie Hawthorn)" lhospo@gmail.com Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2008 11:49:18 -0700 (PDT) Subject: Preliminary Slot Counts (long but important)
Hello everyone,
Here is the list of preliminary slot counts assigned to your organization. This is *preliminary* only. If you want to know how we determine these counts, please see the documentation:
****Very Important:****
Many organizations have still not let us know how many students they can reasonably mentor. If you are an organization administrator, please login to the web app and let us know ASAP how many students your project can actually support. You can do this by entering a numeric value in the "Desired Number of Projects" field on your organization's profile page.
Why This List Can and Will Change:
- It is possible that some projects have been assigned more students than they can reasonably handle. In that case, the student slots will be reallocated to a different project.
- We have currently allocated funding for 1,000 student projects. If we discover that there are great proposals going unfunded, we *may* be able to fund up to 100 additional student projects. We would allocate these extra slots based on need (as determined by the requested number of student slots listed in your organization profile).
Please make this number realistic. E.g. if you have 10 great proposals but only two mentors, asking for 10 slots is likely not reasonable. If you have 10 mentors but only 3 great proposals, only ask for 3 slots.
Asking for More Slots:
It's critical for us to know how many students each project can reasonably support in order for us to allocated more slots to projects in need. The best way to tell us that you need more slots is to fill out the number of slots you need in your organization profile. We will rerun our allocation script later this week to get a better sense for student allocations, then after that we will discuss with those projects in need about adjusting your slot counts. (IRC meeting likely, stay tuned.) Until we know how many students each project really wants, adjusting slot counts is not a useful exercise.
Preliminary Slot Counts:
Your organization's slot count is listed here by your organization's short form name. If you don't know your organization's short form name, you can find it by going to http://code.google.com/soc/2008/ and clicking on your organization's name on the page. Your org short form name will be included in the URL to your "about" page.
For example, the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence's short form name is siai, as can be seen in this URL for their about page:
http://code.google.com/soc/2008/siai/about.html
Here's the slot count list:
... squeak: 4 ...
There will no doubt be many questions. Please ask away.
Cheers, LH
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