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ofc, our wallet was quite small compared to Google's one, but it was still useful, and finally we've used about $700 per student | == Project Ideas== | ||
ofc by spamming I mean writing short still useful articles | === Create Wikibase powered version of Open Food Facts === | ||
and using this you probably can cover even more audience than GSoC | === Gamification === | ||
as a bonus - you can invite all | === Your idea === | ||
also even if it fails - it is useful | == Mentors == | ||
== Timeline == | |||
== Feedback from OFC == | |||
* Carefully filter out wannabes and select really good students by giving them small but real tasks (probably some bugs to fix) | |||
* Student should have some simple plan and mentor should ping him periodically | |||
* ofc, our wallet was quite small compared to Google's one, but it was still useful, and finally we've used about $700 per student | |||
* using spamming on global (Hacker News, reddit, slashdot, some mailing lists, subject mailing lists) and on local (probably on foreign languages) - is a key for a broad attention and paycheck | |||
** ofc by spamming I mean writing short still useful articles | |||
* and using this you probably can cover even more audience than GSoC | |||
* as a bonus - you can invite all people, not just only students | |||
* also even if it fails - it is useful experience and raises your chances on the next GSoC | |||