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10:42.18sjbalaji!cookie
10:42.19gsocbotsjbalaji: "cookie" is omnomnom
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11:38.48ARNOLD-TELECOM_msg Lennie hi Lennie i just join the channel
11:40.47ARNOLD-TELECOM_whois Lennie
11:41.12hjpotter92ARNOLD-TELECOM_: You need to prepend `/`
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11:42.35ARNOLD-TELECOM_whois hjpotter92
11:43.53ARNOLD-TELECOM_whois hjpotter92
11:45.02hjpotter92now try /whois
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11:46.49ARNOLD-TELECOM_clear
11:47.21Arthur_DABORT MISSION
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12:05.29LennieArthur_D, lol :)
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12:10.39Arthur_Dfunniest thing was that he was named Arnold. "Get down! They're tryink to kill you!"
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12:16.33rekhacan a student propose a project
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12:33.16NiharikaHello!
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15:02.28atriou1'morning o/
15:02.33atriou1Popular place. :)
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15:04.47atriou1Question: An organization wants to mentor a GSoC student and have them contribute to an open source project managed by a different organization.  Can this work?  My reading of the GSoC documentation suggests that it's not likely. (http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2014/help_page#1._How_does_a_mentoring_organization)
15:05.23gevaertsI think you can technically do that
15:05.34gevaertsBut it sounds like a risky thing
15:06.43atriou1How does one address the definition of "mentoring organization" here? http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2014/help_page#1._What_is_a_mentoring_organization
15:06.58atriou1It says "Mentoring organizations must have already produced and released software under an OSI approved licence in order to participate..."
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15:08.21gevaertsisn't sure what the problem is with that line
15:08.36atriou1I'm sorry.  I'm probably not being clear.
15:09.17atriou1For large open source projects, such as those managed by Mozilla, other organizations often participate and contribute to those projects, but they do not maintain them or release them and so on.
15:09.30atriou1Organization 1 might contribute code to Firefox because it is useful to their organization in some way.
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15:09.51atriou1For example, a government-sponsored organization might create a localization of Firefox in the language of their nation.
15:10.13atriou1That localization gets incorporated into the Firefox project, managed and released by Mozilla.
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15:11.02atriou1My reading of the "what is a mentoring organization" says things like "A group running an active free/open source software project", and the line above.
15:11.13atriou1In this example, the government-sponsored organization does not do that.
15:11.17gevaertsRight
15:11.36gevaertsSo such an organisation wouldn't match the criteria, I suspect
15:11.54atriou1So my question is, can such an organization, like the government-sponsored organization, apply to be a mentoring organization, get its own students, mentor them, and have the code produced go to another organization's code base such as Mozilla?
15:12.10atriou1That's what I figured, but I thought it would be worth asking as there are many such organizations.
15:13.11gevaertsYou'll have to ask carols if you need an official answer, but I expect the answer to be no
15:13.37atriou1Ok, thanks. :)
15:13.53atriou1May be something interesting to discuss for potential expansion in future years.
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17:12.00carolsserves some tea and coffee
17:13.05kblinhey carols
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17:13.30kblincarols: you were looking for me some days ago?
17:16.26carolskblin: i was
17:16.37carolsi was wondering if there's a way to limit the number of people who can queue up
17:16.58kblinnot yet, but I'm sure I can fix that
17:17.17kblinwhat number would you have in mind?
17:17.27kblinI could also make it configurable ;)
17:17.36carolskblin: 50
17:17.56carolsi'd like to keep the queue of people for the feedback meeting to a number that won't have me typing in IRC until the next day
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17:18.15kblinvery reasonable
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17:18.23carolsbut i'd like it to stop at 50, not just continue allowing people in, does that make sense?
17:18.57kblinsure
17:19.07carolsthanks very much
17:19.33meflinso we are not going for the record for length of meeting this time?   ;)
17:19.46carolsmeflin: we're not. we're also aiming not to give carol an RSI
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17:20.48scorche|shlooks on the calendar to make sure he is free that date
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17:21.45kblinscorche|sh: I'll try to be there at the start of the meeting, but I might need to leave at a bit before 20:00 UTC
17:22.27scorche|shoh - i'll even be in SF that date - i should have time that day to manage it though
17:22.33meflinits nice that such meetings are considered "valid use of work time" here :D
17:22.57carolsscorche|sh: we should get lunch or something :-)
17:23.52scorche|shcarols: i'll be in MTV (though, $EMPLOYER's location, not Google's) on the 27th and then SF on the 28th
17:24.15carolsscorche|sh: cool, we should find some time to meet up :-)
17:24.32scorche|shmeetups just get a bit complicated, as i often (for some strange reason) like to save $EMPLOYER money and take public transit
17:25.11scorche|shas we have discussed before when i have been in town and asked about the feasibility of taking public transit to the googleplex
17:25.58carolsokay, fair enough
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17:26.06kblincarols: https://github.com/kblin/supybot-gsoc/issues/5
17:26.21kblincarols: I'll make sure to make that milestone :)
17:26.23carolsexcellent, thanks kblin
17:26.32kblinmy pleasure
17:26.32scorche|shcarols: not saying we cant - just need to work out something - i should look at how far our office is from yours - probably just a cheap uber away
17:26.49carolsscorche|sh: well our office is in sf, so that's a different matter :-)
17:27.00scorche|shcarols: oh - they moved you to SF?
17:27.28kblinscorche|sh: carols has been in SF all the time I've known her :)
17:27.28carolswe've been here for about 2 years :-)
17:28.27kblinalso has at least one nice place to get lunch in walking distance, probably more :)
17:28.40kblinN=1 for me, so hard to extrapolate
17:29.01scorche|shoh - i guess i am just used to when lh and team were in MTV  =)
17:29.05scorche|shin that case...
17:29.07scorche|shlooks up things
17:29.17carolsscorche|sh: yes, since lh lived in mtv and we all live in sf :-)
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17:30.36scorche|shhahahaha
17:31.06scorche|shcarols: well, $EMPLOYER's office is on 221 main street
17:31.09carolscool
17:31.16scorche|shso...the block diagonally from you  =)
17:31.22carolsexcellent
17:31.24scorche|shthat sounds easy to manage
17:32.22carolsagreed
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17:33.14scorche|shcarols: the only thing is that it may be a crappy day to get lunch what with the meeting and all - you think we can manage?
17:33.28carolsscorche|sh: why don't we just figure it out then? :-)
17:33.33carolsi'm happy to play it by ear.
17:33.36scorche|shsounds good  =)
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18:19.41NiharikaGoodnight!
18:19.51carolsgoodnight Niharika
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18:50.32kblinyay :-)
18:50.52carolsi'm having a really wonderful latte myself :-)
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18:52.34dberkholzi tend to prefer beer with lunch, but i guess it's a bit earlier over that way.
18:52.43carolsnot even 11am yet :-)
18:52.55dberkholzanyone here gonna be at strata (san jose area) by any chance?
18:54.06kblindberkholz: unfortunately the beer popular here is kölsch, which takes getting used to
18:54.36dberkholzi like a good kölsch
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18:55.20kblinon the plus side, there's 16 different breweries producing kölsch in town, so we're currently running an experiment to find out what the best type is :)
18:55.24dberkholzcarols: do you know if any of the big data projects have ever done anything in gsoc?
18:55.38carolsdberkholz: name some big data projects and i can tell you whether they participated?
18:55.45dberkholzcarols: apache hadoop
18:55.53carolswell, asf for sure..
18:55.56carolsbut you knew that
18:56.07dberkholzyeah, i know. i'd have to go digging
18:56.07carolsi'm almost positive hadoop has never participated
18:56.26dberkholzcarols: mesos/spark/shark is another group. kafka, storm
18:56.32carolsnope. none of those.
18:56.43dberkholzhm. i'll have to talk to them about that. timing's right
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18:57.07dberkholzdon't want all these corporatey projects to forget what open source is all about
18:57.13carolsremind them that in order to have a possibility of being accepted they have to apply.
18:57.20carolsapparently a lot of projects forget that
18:57.36carolsevery year i get an org complain to me that they weren't accepted and they never actually applied
18:58.03dberkholzyou don't carefully hand-curate gsoc from the hundreds of thousands of OSS projects?
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18:58.38carolsthat sounds like a terrible idea to me...
18:59.26carolsnot to mention incredibly time consuming
18:59.39carolsand fraught with potential error and bad judgement
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19:00.41meflinwell you could just ask _every_ oss project ;)
19:00.52carolsmeflin: yep. still sounds terrible.
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19:01.10meflinsounds like it would take more then a year for that part alone :D
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19:01.16carolsindeed
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19:04.38umcculloughgot a package from mountainview
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19:05.50meflinah is it gci shirt time?
19:06.06umcculloughapparently - i'm only a few hundred files from mtv, so...
19:06.11umccullougher, miles
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19:08.07carolsumccullough: you'd be amazed at how little that sometimes affects delivery times.
19:08.14umcculloughi know
19:08.38umcculloughon a semi-related note - the fedex lady was amused at the peacocks standing in front of my house staring in my windows
19:09.02carols:-)
19:11.37umcculloughcarols, iirc, fedex ships everything to their hub in tennessee, and then ships out from there
19:11.47carolssomething like that, yeah
19:13.55meflinthere are multiple hubs tho
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19:15.17ssshello, do anybody knows the statistics of 2013, i mean no. of projects submitted to each org. and no off selection and all, pls
19:15.30gevaerts!numapps | sss
19:15.30gsocbotsss: "numapps" is In 2013, 177 of 417 mentoring orgs were accepted; 4144 students submitted 5999 proposals, of which 1192 were accepted. In 2012, 180 of 406 orgs and 1212 of 6685 proposals (by 4258 students) were accepted. In 2011, 175 of 417 orgs and 1116 of 5474 proposals (by 3731 students) were accepted. In 2010, 151 of 367 orgs and 1026 of 5539 propsals (by 3464 students) were (1 more message)
19:15.35gevaerts!odds | sss
19:15.35gsocbotsss: "odds" is Odds, chances or probability really do not come into play for GSoC. Rambling off numbers or asking What are the odds of getting accepted... is really quite useless as one's acceptance is not dictated by luck or numbers, but by the quality of your proposal and your skills instead.
19:16.02carolsyou've got your finger on the trigger for that one, don't you gevaerts? :-)
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19:16.13ssshaha
19:16.22gevaertscarols: it's all this tea!
19:16.28carolsi'm sure :-)
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19:17.05sssgevaerts: has many students already asked this question
19:17.19gevaerts!numappsusage
19:17.22gevaertshmmm
19:17.32carolssss: we get it a lot.
19:17.37gevaertsIt's a fairly common question :)
19:17.53carolsstudents seem to think that participating in the program is dependent on how many other students apply or participate.
19:17.56carolswhich is not the case.
19:18.03carolsbut it seems to be human nature to think it :-)
19:18.07sssso, don't this question help students
19:18.11carolssss: nope
19:18.13meflinstudents should be asking more pertinent questions , like about the quality of the tea ;)
19:18.20carolsyou know what helps students the most?
19:18.22carolsi'll tell you.
19:18.41scorche|shguesses "reading the faq/student guide/documentation"
19:18.46carolsbeing interested and engaged in an open source organization before the application period opens.
19:18.53meflinscorche|sh: putting in the work with the comunity
19:18.55carolsthat's the second answer, scorche|sh :-)
19:19.26dberkholzsubmitting before the deadline is also a good one.
19:19.30ssscarols: but it can be good to try for the org. where less students try, then the org where many studnts apply
19:19.36carolssss: nope.
19:19.39scorche|shcarols: which is, i am sure, in the guides, no?  ;)
19:19.54carolsthe students who are the most engaged are the ones most likely to get accepted, regardless of the number of applicants.
19:19.56gevaertsgsocbot tells people about numapps 81 to 87 times per year
19:20.09kblingevaerts: sounds low to me
19:20.17gevaertsThis year it's still early days, the counter stands at 4
19:20.30gevaertsUnless my grep skills are worse than usual :)
19:20.40kblingevaerts: but I think I just have counters for !when and !next
19:20.43scorche|shsss: keep in mind that less active orgs get less slots too
19:20.51scorche|shGSoC definitely isnt a numbers game
19:20.59carolswhat scorche|sh said
19:21.08gevaertsUnless you're in a numbers based organisation, of course
19:21.13dberkholzprobably the only place where it is, is with new orgs
19:21.24carolsgevaerts: well then it's not a game, it's their job ;-)
19:21.26dberkholzwhich tend to get absolutely swarmed with apps but will still only get a couple of slots
19:21.30kblinI've also been at a point where I got four slots and gave two back because I only had two good proposals
19:21.48meflinI've given back slots like that as well
19:21.54scorche|shsame goes for a number of orgs  =)
19:21.55gevaertscarols: unless it's a game organisation :)
19:21.55carolskblin: that happens a lot. every year i end up getting more slots back from orgs without the quality of applicants
19:22.03carolsgevaerts: :-)
19:22.17sssdo interaction with mentor matter most or the proposal..
19:22.26gevaertssss: both
19:22.30dberkholzthe two are correlated
19:22.39meflinits a terrible thing .. I have this slot ... but I do not have a quality app for it
19:22.42dberkholzif you interact a lot, your proposal will improve because you'll be iterating on it
19:22.51kblincarols: I don't mind, actually. while I'd obviously prefer more good proposals, I'd rather focus mentoring capacity on fewer more active students
19:23.05carolskblin: i think most orgs would. and we see it every year.
19:23.14carolsbut the students seem not to understand that...
19:23.40gevaertsThe weird thing is that 2012 and 2013 were absolutely equal as far as numapps requests is concerned
19:24.10meflinmost of my slot planing is based on mentoring resources ..
19:25.11kblinmeflin: yeah, same here, unless it's clear we're not getting any proposals for a particular project whatsoever
19:25.16sssgevaerts: what are numapps
19:25.50gevaertssss: I mean the number of times people asked gsocbot about that factoid
19:25.55gevaertslikes numbers
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19:28.31sssgevaerts: what should be the highlighting content for proposal, is it the scheduled proposal of work, demo code or it differ for every org. need
19:29.18carolssss: what's the org you want to work with?
19:29.47ssscarols: mozilla
19:30.19carolssss: great. and what have they said about your question above?
19:30.28ssscarols: i have even interacted with some mentors
19:30.36carolssss: that's excellent
19:31.12carolsyou've got a good start, so keep going with it :-)
19:32.05ssscarols: It's really hard for a first timer to understand the concept of gsoc, so i'm on it!
19:32.14carolssss: could you tell me why?
19:32.17carolsi'm really curious
19:32.26carolsi really want to understand which parts are difficult to understand
19:32.42carolsi'd like to modify the documentation or maybe the way we talk about the program so people understand it better
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19:33.04carolsit's clear it's difficult to understand, but i have trouble understanding why since i'm managing the program and i'm so close to it :-)
19:34.07ssscarols: there is really confusing things, i also use to ask some stupid questions, that how do i prepare, what do i do, to whom one need to talk, how to proceed further after interacting with mentors, and that
19:34.44carolssss: okay, and so the manual didn't clarify those things for you?
19:34.51carolswell, and the FAQ?
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19:39.04sssit definitely helped, it clearly explains the gsoc, but in term of selecting a projects students fell some confused, i know that's not yours cup of tea, but students need to decide for which projects they should give time
19:39.26carolssss: so what would help with that process, do you think?
19:42.22sssi don;t know, i'm just telling that, students at this point gets confused, there's nothing you can do, its completely on an indivisual
19:43.09carolsokay, fair enough :-)
19:43.21carolsi'm just trying to understand how to make the program easier to understand
19:43.30stqismsss: I'd have to disagree with that, I reason it's about information is conveyed, though I do agree that not everyone gets the same thing from something :P
19:43.38stqismHow^
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19:47.06sssstqism: that's what i'm telling its not the fault of oraganiser, website almost explains it all, its on an individual, how does it persive it
19:47.42gevaertssss: there's an "almost" in that sentence :)
19:48.39sss:P ya i must say "everything"....
19:49.04gevaertsAlso, and which I suspect carols is getting at, is that while it might explain everything, it could probably explain everytthing *better*
19:49.14sssbut anything can't be perfect, theres always scope of improvement
19:49.24carolsgevaerts: indeed. and it perplexes me as to how to do that.
19:49.32gevaertsIn which case knowing which parts still confused you would help
19:49.51meflinthink of it as a bug report
19:50.02stqismcarols: You're nearing the point where you're willing to affect the 90% for the good of the 10%
19:50.21carols...and i feel like hearing it from someone who's very recently been confused and then unconfused would be best
19:50.24gevaertsAnd don't worry, changing documentation takes time, so helping improve it probably won't help the competition too much :)
19:50.30stqismIt's good, but I could be better. But, making it better for some will make it worse for others.
19:50.36carolsstqism: is it just 10%? i feel like it's so much more than that. but maybe it's just my perception.
19:50.55carolsi feel like everyone i talk to about the program doesn't understand it the first time they hear about it.
19:51.03stqismcarols: The silent majority, I doubt you get 5000 unique emails asking for help.
19:51.17carolsstqism: no, you're right. it's only in the hundreds.
19:51.22gevaertsstqism: there's always the old "explain things in different ways" ploy
19:51.54stqismgevaerts: Yeah, but you end up picking another group.
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19:52.23gevaertsAlthough I have this feeling that part of the problem may simply be people not wanting to spend the time to read it all
19:52.23meflinso you shouldn't even try to understand the issues?
19:53.04gevaertsstqism: the group of people who get confused if they see multiple explanations?
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20:05.42carolswe just crested 100 org apps for gsoc this year :-)
20:05.46carolsdoes a happy dance
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20:06.10c0braAre there working pages for the "accepted orgs" anywhere? The links from google-melange.com are 404
20:06.23carolsc0bra: there aren't any accepted orgs for this year...
20:06.27carolsyou mean last year and such?
20:06.29c0braFor prior years
20:06.36c0brahttp://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2013
20:06.46c0bralinked from the FAQ
20:07.06carolsc0bra: http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/org/list/public/google/gsoc2013
20:07.15carolslooks like they changed the path, i'll update the faq
20:07.24c0brathanks!
20:07.26carolsyw
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20:08.01carolsc0bra: where in the faq did you find the bad link?
20:08.45c0brahttps://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2014/help_page#2._What_is_the_role_of_a_mentoring
20:08.51carolsthanks very much
20:08.54c0branp!
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20:13.03kblincarols: I'm also in the process of submitting two, just seems like my backup admins are confused by the difference between creating a login and a profile
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20:13.25olly_will be submitting shortly too (just got back from being away)
20:13.41carolskblin: now *that* is something to file an issue with melange about
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20:14.23meflinthat reminds me I need to kick org2 about the app :D
20:16.00kblincarols: as soon as I can figure out how to explain it. after all I didn't get confused about it mysekf
20:16.31stqismcarols: kblin Almost forgot, I've got melange issues to complain about too.
20:17.36kblin!bugs | stqism
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20:17.36gsocbotstqism: "bugs" is http://tinyurl.com/new-issue
20:20.18stqismPerfect, even found something in the source to melange that should fix my issue but doesn't do anything, I'll link to that file.
20:21.14carolskblin: i don't find it confusing...but so many people do i'm sure i'm in the minority :-)
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20:22.51brlcadcould be because after creating the login, it kicks you back to the main page instead of to the "next step" .. so it seems like you're done
20:23.19brlcadthe dashboard is empty iirc
20:23.24olly_it doesn't help that the process is often slightly different to the previous year
20:24.08carolsolly_: well, the nice thing these changes afford us is we won't get the 300 questions and emails from students wanting to know why the list of accepted organizations isn't the right number
20:24.18carolsso i, as the program admin, am thankful for that
20:25.42olly_carols: oh, totally - I've been wishing we'd get rid of that step for years
20:25.42brlcadcarols: ah, so it's not going to slowly populate like it usually does?
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20:26.07carolsbrlcad: nope. because you create an org profile *now* when we accept organizations they're all auto converted to the org's homepage
20:26.12carolsand then from there you can go modify it if you like
20:26.36carolsbefore you didn't create the profile (or appear on the list) until after you'd been accepted
20:26.39brlcadas an org starting with a 'B' that was always ready to fill it out within minutes, I never minded that problem ;)
20:26.56olly_well, i'm not sure I can comment on how easy signing up is, as it seems to just know me from previous years
20:27.03kblincarols: awesome
20:27.20carolskblin: i agree.
20:27.22brlcadnow to just get that same requirement on students :)
20:27.25carolsbut with changes, come different complaints.
20:27.53carolsbut i'd rather get questions from org admins now than students in a couple weeks who think we've screwed up
20:28.16olly_hmm, is "Create organization member profile" creating a profile for me or for the org I'm applying for?
20:28.28stqismolly_: +1
20:28.42Nightrosecarols: yay @ that change :)
20:29.03carolsNightrose: i agree! 300 less emails to respond to and say "no, it's working as intended.."
20:29.03olly_ah, I think it must be for me as it asks for "First name"
20:29.10Nightrosecarols: lol i feel your pain
20:29.15carols:-)
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20:31.38ProLoserYour Profile form UI is quite horrible
20:31.48ProLoserI can never figure out if my application or registration went through
20:31.52carolsProLoser: patches welcome
20:31.55ProLosermy organization is angularui
20:32.00umcculloughi'm sure #melange would like to hear about it :)
20:32.13ProLoserI am on the org application page and hit submit on the questionnare
20:32.17ProLoserbut it just refreshes the page
20:32.22ProLoserthere don't appear to be any errors
20:32.25ProLoserdid it register properly?
20:32.36carolsProLoser: #melange can help you
20:32.44ProLoserwhat's melange?
20:32.59ProLoseri mean
20:33.01ProLoserwhat's the difference
20:33.13umcculloughthe web software is managed by them
20:33.23umcculloughit's another FOSS project
20:33.31carolsthe channel you're currently in is for questions and topics related to google summer of code. #melange is the channel for the software of the program that you're complaining about
20:33.57ProLoserI i'm afraid to close the window and lose everything i typed in
20:34.02umcculloughfwiw, the submit button does indeed not give good indication that the app was submitted, even though it was
20:34.15umcculloughopen a new window and browse there to confirm
20:34.26stqismProLoser: It most likely was submit.
20:34.27ProLoserI mean simply putting a flash messsage at the top like "YOUR INFORMATION WAS SUBMITTED"
20:34.29ProLoserwould be good enough
20:34.37brlcadProLoser: open another window, procede to your application, and you should see your data
20:34.44umcculloughyes, but you would need to make that suggestion to the melange folks ;)
20:35.02stqismProLoser: A confirmation that is was submit actually exists in the source to melage.
20:35.14stqismMelange
20:36.02ProLoserokay
20:36.48umcculloughcarols, i guess that's another point of confusion - it's not universally understood that melange is a separate organization from google themselves
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20:37.01umcculloughbut i'm not sure how one could clarify that any better
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20:37.08meflinso is apache
20:37.08carolsumccullough: hm, that's a good point. we only call that out on the application, not on the FAqs.
20:37.29ProLoserdanke
20:37.43ProLoserso who do i have to nag to get our org to be accepted?
20:37.50carolsha!
20:37.54carolsthat's quite the question
20:37.54umcculloughmeflin, yes, but you usually go to the web developer to complain about a site running on apache - in this case, it's not understood that this is melange vs google
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20:38.57meflinumccullough: true kinda apple orange comparison
20:38.58carolsProLoser: there's no one to nag. nagging is not the path to acceptance into gsoc. creating a quality application, ideas page, and having a well run community and project will get you on the way there, though.
20:40.00ProLoseri'm just kidding
20:40.21ProLoserwe're not exactly the most perfectly run org
20:40.29ProLoserwe don't have a blog or feed or anything
20:40.41umcculloughyou have a few days to get things in order ;)
20:40.52ProLoserwe're a fairly prominent org
20:41.03ProLoserbut no one individual has the time to manage the org full-time
20:41.10ProLoserangular-ui is like... 50 members, 30 projects
20:41.21ProLoserand one of the biggest used projects in the angularjs community
20:41.39ProLoserone thing i'm curious, do most orgs have someone focusing on the org full time?
20:41.50umcculloughnot necessarily
20:41.52ProLoserlike jquery or something?
20:41.58ProLosercuz it's not like we're mozilla, we don't have someone paying us
20:42.03ProLoserand we're not trying to collect money
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20:42.17JordiGHMan, "GSoC X", such a missed opportunity.
20:42.19umcculloughHaiku is all volunteers, there are a few people who focus on administrative type stuff though
20:42.28ProLoseri founded the org, but i have a full-time job and they are not super keen on paying me for pushing the org
20:42.28stqismProLoser: With Tox our only full time person is me, and I'm a volunteer.
20:42.35Triskeliossurely you mean GSoC(x)
20:42.55Triskelioser, GSoC[x]
20:43.02ProLoserumccullough: what sort of 'administration'?
20:43.12stqismProLoser: It's fun because rather than get paid, I pay.
20:43.17umcculloughProLoser, handling website admin, infrastructure admin, managing donations, etc.
20:43.19umcculloughmaking news...
20:43.23JordiGHTriskelios: I'm just of thinking "X makes it cool", like the latest Mac OS X.IX release.
20:43.35scorche|shwell, it also turns it into "GSocks"
20:43.43umcculloughProLoser, the stuff that isn't very fun or exciting :/
20:45.05ProLoseri'd love to have all that
20:45.11ProLoserbut all our members are like... busy coding
20:45.27meflinfairly standard state of affairs
20:45.31ProLoserwe haven't really had any people volunteer or step up for administrative duties
20:45.43carolsProLoser: if you're all busy coding, why are you interested in mentoring student developers who will take hours every week of your time?
20:45.46ProLoserthe org was just a few people working together on some widgets
20:45.57ProLoserwell i personally do that already
20:46.07ProLoseri figure if even 1 person can mentor, it would be cool
20:46.13carolsProLoser: why's that?
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20:46.26ProLoserand if even 1 good project or one improvement to the org can be seen, it also would be cool
20:46.32ProLoserwhy isn't it?
20:47.01carolsbecause it's a huge time commitment and a lot of work. and you could just send out a call for new volunteer developers and probably end up with someone more skilled who will take less hand-holding
20:47.02ProLoserI'm just now posting it to the community though, it was only pushed onto my plate today by some of the members
20:47.17ProLosereh
20:47.21ProLoseri am a tutor
20:47.30ProLoseri consult and provide feedback and support across all projects
20:47.48ProLoseri manage the entire org and make sure projects don't fall by the wayside or become stagnant if there are interested members
20:48.03ProLoserI don't have as much energy as I once did, but I do try to push things forwards
20:48.32ProLoserI've worked with people who write books for our community (and have been asked several times to write them myself) and have contributed to improving the docs for the core projects, etc
20:48.45ProLoserOur entire org is essentially GSoC for AngularJS
20:49.06ProLoserwe tackle any projects we want to see in the community to help improve it
20:49.16carolscool.
20:49.21carolsserves some tea and coffee
20:49.26ProLoserhah
20:49.39ProLoserI'd just love to have some more energy to work on it
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20:50.10umcculloughProLoser, yeah, it can be tough to find people to do the non-coding tasks - in the case of Haiku, there are several who don't have the time or knowledge to commit to coding, so they offer their time in other ways
20:50.21umcculloughit's also a pretty much thankless job most of the time ;)
20:50.29ProLoseri think the problem with us is we're not a product
20:50.30ProLoserwe're a lib
20:50.34ProLoserso all our consumers are devs
20:50.36umcculloughpossibly
20:50.44ProLoseri don't know anyone who uses or knows of us that isn't a coder
20:50.58umcculloughwell, there are coders that do administrative stuff for Haiku as well
20:51.04ProLoserI'm sure
20:51.22umcculloughbut yes, when your user base is all people who avoid that kind of stuff...
20:51.28ProLoserlol
20:51.34ProLosereven if we DID have someone like that
20:51.43umcculloughthere are organizations that can help you take care of the menial tasks
20:51.52umcculloughlike software conservancy type orgs
20:51.53ProLoseroutside of improving things like docs, updating social stuff, update our site
20:51.58ProLoseri don't know what else there is
20:52.08ProLoserinteresting
20:52.13ProLoserperhaps you can link me to them
20:52.28stqismumccullough: Our userbase is the typical end user, suddenly devs are part time customer support
20:52.31ProLoserfrankly, my original dream up until a few months ago was just to have the official google team help or sponsor us in some way
20:52.33umcculloughhttp://sfconservancy.org/
20:52.38umcculloughas an example
20:52.45umcculloughProLoser, anyway, you can PM me if you wanna chat more :)
20:53.15ProLoseri have to grab lunch
20:53.16ProLoserperhaps after
20:53.23ProLoseri'm actually supposed to be working for my dayjob lol
20:53.24umcculloughnp, i'll be busy here in an hour though
20:53.28umcculloughsame here ;)
20:53.42umcculloughyou can always find me in #haiku too
20:53.49umcculloughwell, not always, but often
20:53.52ProLoserif i went with them, i have no idea what i'd have them do
20:54.52umcculloughstqism, that's another thing that becomes challenging - the best thing i can recommend is encouraging the more experienced users to help with support
20:54.55umcculloughby enabling them
20:56.17umcculloughtotally off topic here anyhow ;)
20:56.21umcculloughsorry
20:57.14carolsumccullough: i'll let it slide this time.
20:57.19carolsbut next time...
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20:58.50stqismNext time get ready with tea and coffee?
20:59.04carolsindeed.
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21:08.48BotanicI am trying to register for GSOC however I am getting an error "DAMN" is not a properly-formed username.
21:09.16carolsBotanic: i'm not sure we're going to be much help to you.
21:09.51Botaniccarols, what are the requirements for the ord id?
21:10.00Botanicthe project is actually called damn
21:10.07Botanichttp://damn.csproject.org/#home
21:10.32carolsBotanic: a good thing to talk to #melange about
21:10.33madrazrBotanic: I give you my permission to hate us
21:10.38madrazr(us == Melange)
21:10.49bePolitehahaha
21:10.55Botanici just gotta know what the requirements are so I can meet them :)
21:11.19madrazrBotanic: we had this problem a few days back with org ids until I had dig into it and figure out what the exact problem was
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21:11.47madrazrBotanic: btw, for political correctness, permission to hate us only with this particular problem
21:12.01madrazrBotanic: the problem is, our username validator only accepts lowercase letters
21:12.14carolsmadrazr: Botanic can hate you for other things, he/she just has to keep it to him/herself
21:12.15madrazrwith all the other validation rules mentioned on the form
21:12.31Botanicok fair nuff
21:12.32madrazrcarols: I don't give permission for that though :P
21:12.36BotanicI can use lowercase ;)
21:12.39carolsmadrazr: fair enough
21:13.47madrazrBotanic: cool!
21:14.01madrazrcarols: :)
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21:15.27madrazrBotanic: did lowercase letters work?
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21:15.50Botanicseemed to :)
21:16.03madrazrBotanic: cool!
21:16.09Botanicjust waiting for hte backup admin to figure out how to reregister his username from last year :P
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21:16.33madrazrBotanic: you don't have to register usernames from previous years
21:16.40Botanicits not finding him
21:16.49Botanic=/
21:16.54umcculloughi had to register again
21:16.58Botanicso did i
21:16.58madrazrBotanic: he/she just needs to login from the same account he signed in from last year
21:17.05Botanicthats what i mean :)
21:17.11umcculloughlet me clarify, i had to fill out my profile again
21:17.17madrazrBotanic: you just need to create a profile for each program
21:17.25madrazrumccullough: yes, profiles are per program
21:17.30madrazrusernames are site-wide
21:17.34Botanicya thats what i meant :)
21:17.40madrazrBotanic: Ok
21:17.44madrazrcool
21:17.57Botanicmadrazr, thanks for everythin :)
21:18.03madrazrBotanic: no problem
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21:41.56carolsrefreshes the tea and coffee
21:42.05carolsso glad we've gotten some chatting in here finally :-)
21:42.55Botaniccarols, the bare essentials :)
21:43.03carols:-)
21:43.16meflinorg2 is submited ... it has that shiney never applyed before look ;)
21:43.44carolswow, two orgs this year, meflin?
21:43.52carolswas that the case in years past?
21:43.53meflinI'm a glutten for punishment
21:44.07meflinwell usualy I admin and mentor ... but I'm not mentoring this year
21:44.25carolsso you figured: more work, no big deal
21:44.26carols?
21:44.43scorche|shyeah - if you arent mentoring, admining 2 orgs isnt so bad
21:44.45meflinheh yea :D
21:44.59meflinorg2 has a vet admin anyway
21:45.04carolsscorche|sh: admiring the program and not mentoring is quite a handful, i can tell you that...
21:45.39scorche|shcarols: well, you make it so that admiring the program is easy!  ;)
21:45.47carolsright
21:45.48carols:-P
21:46.03meflinif my work wasn't very supportable on this issue I probably couldn't do so much
21:46.35meflinscorche|sh: it depends with a whole flight of experinced mentors and a solid co-admin? its  cake walk
21:46.43meflinI'll let you know when I see that happen ;)
21:46.51scorche|shhaha, yeah  =)
21:49.19meflincarols: so how much time do you spend "admiring the program" :D
21:49.28carolsoh a great deal
21:49.31carolsmost of the week really
21:49.34carols:-P
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21:50.03meflinso like 90% + 10% tea? ;)
21:50.17carolsyep, you've got it about right
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22:00.53Botaniccarols, hey and thanks again for doin this for all us, damn only really exists because of the mentor summit :D
22:02.12umcculloughterrible org name ;)
22:03.57Botanicumccullough, could be worse XD
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23:57.48carolsserves some tea and coffee
23:58.02carolskblin: hi there

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