My participation would be limited to the actual number of newcomers. I
feel comfortable helping 2 or 3 people; any more than that would impact
my clients and consulting time. Although, it would never hurt to have
additional mentors :).
Robert Treat wrote:
>We have a whole TODO list of potential items for people to work on, and we
>have several member of this list that work for universities in some capacity,
>so istm we ought to give it a shot. I would think this is something that the
>foundation would be good to be involved in as well, as it would certainly
>help it all appear official. We just need to tie up the loose ends on who
>would be available to do the mentoring, which might need to be different
>people depending on the work involved, unless you think you could handle all
>comers Jonah?
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>Robert Treat
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>On Wednesday 01 June 2005 10:53, Jonah H. Harris wrote:
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>>Marc,
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>>If you wanted to submit PostgreSQL to Google for this, I'd be willing to
>>work with any potentials. Should someone choose to work on PostgreSQL
>>projects, the money can go to the group.
>>
>>If anyone sees a problem with submitting under the PostgreSQL Global
>>Development Group, I can do it under my company.
>>
>>Thoughts?
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>>Marc G. Fournier wrote:
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>>>In case nobody has seen this:
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>>> http://code.google.com/summerofcode.html
>>>
>>>Might be something to help fun, say, the GiST stuff? Just need to
>>>find a student that could be mentor'd/directed/brought up to speed?
>>>
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