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Application need to be send after 12th March as per GSoC or we can have a review of it earlier too? #149
Application need to be send after 12th March as per GSoC or we can have a review of it earlier too? Are you mentor or previous GSoC student or participating this year?
I think after 12 March, you're allowed to submit the application as "draft" and then you can ask the mentor to give you comments. Once you're finished with comments you can mark it as "final". Or you can put the draft application on gist or google docs or some other site, and ask the mentor to review that.
You are welcomed to send me a draft anytime now and I'll do my best to review them up front.
I'd rather start receiving drafts sooner rather than earlier: the closer to the deadline you send the closer you'll be to the peak of volume of drafts and the less time I'll have to look at each individually.
If you haven't gotten to a sample of your work, email privately is fine. Send me a google doc with comment access so we can collaborate to brainstorm some ideas.
Otherwise, like written here, kick off a new thread/issue so we can all discuss together.
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samuelgoto commentedon Feb 21, 2018
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You are welcomed to send me a draft anytime now and I'll do my best to review them up front.
I'd rather start receiving drafts sooner rather than earlier: the closer to the deadline you send the closer you'll be to the peak of volume of drafts and the less time I'll have to look at each individually.
Engage early, engage often.
Dragneel7 commentedon Feb 22, 2018
hi @samuelgoto can we mail you the drafts ?
samuelgoto commentedon Feb 23, 2018
If you haven't gotten to a sample of your work, email privately is fine. Send me a google doc with comment access so we can collaborate to brainstorm some ideas.
Otherwise, like written here, kick off a new thread/issue so we can all discuss together.