Thread: GSoC proposals deadline
Hi all, This is a reminder to all students planning to participate in Google Summer of Code 2013 that there is now just one week left to get your proposal in. The deadline is set in stone and it will be impossible to get your submission in once the deadline has been reached, so please ensure you submit your proposal before 19:00 UTC on 3rd May, the earlier the better. Please also read the advice to students on the PostgreSQL website when writing your proposal: http://www.postgresql.org/developer/summerofcodeadvice/ Thanks Thom
On 26 April 2013 10:30, Thom Brown <thom@linux.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > This is a reminder to all students planning to participate in Google > Summer of Code 2013 that there is now just one week left to get your > proposal in. The deadline is set in stone and it will be impossible > to get your submission in once the deadline has been reached, so > please ensure you submit your proposal before 19:00 UTC on 3rd May, > the earlier the better. > > Please also read the advice to students on the PostgreSQL website when > writing your proposal: > http://www.postgresql.org/developer/summerofcodeadvice/ Time is getting very short now, so a reminder that all proposals must be submitted before 19:00 UTC this Friday. If the deadline is missed, there will be nothing we can do about submissions that didn't make it, so please do not assume that there's any flexibility available. Note that if you have technical difficulties submitting your proposal very close to the deadline, you may not be able to get the issue resolved before the deadline passes, so you should submit as early as possible. If you have further discussions to have or refinements to make to existing proposals, you are strongly advised to do those now. Any proposal you haven't yet discussed on the mailing lists should be posted today in order to get useful feedback and for a better chance of your proposal being accepted. Finally, if you have already submitted a proposal, you should know that you are allowed to submit up to 5 proposals, of which one will be chosen. You are not limited to a single submission. Regards Thom
On 1 May 2013 09:30, Thom Brown <thom@linux.com> wrote: > On 26 April 2013 10:30, Thom Brown <thom@linux.com> wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> This is a reminder to all students planning to participate in Google >> Summer of Code 2013 that there is now just one week left to get your >> proposal in. The deadline is set in stone and it will be impossible >> to get your submission in once the deadline has been reached, so >> please ensure you submit your proposal before 19:00 UTC on 3rd May, >> the earlier the better. >> >> Please also read the advice to students on the PostgreSQL website when >> writing your proposal: >> http://www.postgresql.org/developer/summerofcodeadvice/ > > Time is getting very short now, so a reminder that all proposals must > be submitted before 19:00 UTC this Friday. If the deadline is missed, > there will be nothing we can do about submissions that didn't make it, > so please do not assume that there's any flexibility available. Note > that if you have technical difficulties submitting your proposal very > close to the deadline, you may not be able to get the issue resolved > before the deadline passes, so you should submit as early as possible. > > If you have further discussions to have or refinements to make to > existing proposals, you are strongly advised to do those now. > > Any proposal you haven't yet discussed on the mailing lists should be > posted today in order to get useful feedback and for a better chance > of your proposal being accepted. > > Finally, if you have already submitted a proposal, you should know > that you are allowed to submit up to 5 proposals, of which one will be > chosen. You are not limited to a single submission. There are now less than 24 hours left to submit proposals. Everyone is strongly advised to get their proposals in ASAP. There are risks associated with leaving it until close to the deadline, such as the site becoming slow or unresponsive due to a spike in last-minute-submission activity. No further opportunities to submit shall be offered after 19:00 UTC tomorrow. Thanks, and best of luck with your proposals. Thom
On 2 May 2013 20:59, Thom Brown <thom@linux.com> wrote: > On 1 May 2013 09:30, Thom Brown <thom@linux.com> wrote: >> On 26 April 2013 10:30, Thom Brown <thom@linux.com> wrote: >>> Hi all, >>> >>> This is a reminder to all students planning to participate in Google >>> Summer of Code 2013 that there is now just one week left to get your >>> proposal in. The deadline is set in stone and it will be impossible >>> to get your submission in once the deadline has been reached, so >>> please ensure you submit your proposal before 19:00 UTC on 3rd May, >>> the earlier the better. >>> >>> Please also read the advice to students on the PostgreSQL website when >>> writing your proposal: >>> http://www.postgresql.org/developer/summerofcodeadvice/ >> >> Time is getting very short now, so a reminder that all proposals must >> be submitted before 19:00 UTC this Friday. If the deadline is missed, >> there will be nothing we can do about submissions that didn't make it, >> so please do not assume that there's any flexibility available. Note >> that if you have technical difficulties submitting your proposal very >> close to the deadline, you may not be able to get the issue resolved >> before the deadline passes, so you should submit as early as possible. >> >> If you have further discussions to have or refinements to make to >> existing proposals, you are strongly advised to do those now. >> >> Any proposal you haven't yet discussed on the mailing lists should be >> posted today in order to get useful feedback and for a better chance >> of your proposal being accepted. >> >> Finally, if you have already submitted a proposal, you should know >> that you are allowed to submit up to 5 proposals, of which one will be >> chosen. You are not limited to a single submission. > > There are now less than 24 hours left to submit proposals. Everyone > is strongly advised to get their proposals in ASAP. There are risks > associated with leaving it until close to the deadline, such as the > site becoming slow or unresponsive due to a spike in > last-minute-submission activity. No further opportunities to submit > shall be offered after 19:00 UTC tomorrow. > > Thanks, and best of luck with your proposals. There are now approximately 10 hours remaining to get your proposals in, and this will be the final reminder. 19:00 UTC today is the deadline. Please ensure you submit your proposals as early today as possible. If you miss the deadline, you will unfortunately have to wait until next year (if you're still eligible). Thanks Thom