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I really hope this is not going to turn into a flame / paranoia fest. So here's my cool-headed, although speculative, answer: * GSoC has had a tendency to rota
by brrt 12y ago
I really hope this is not going to turn into a flame / paranoia fest. So here's my cool-headed, although speculative, answer:
* GSoC has had a tendency to rotate open source projects. Lots of new projects seem to have been added, and some others will have to go.
* In general this year there seem to be a lot of science (bioinformatics, geospatial, etc) projects, more than before, and that may be due to a changing focus.
* The Mozilla foundation is not a small organisation and could afford for internships themselves, in fact I believe they did just that in the last few years.
- ePierre 12y agoI agree with this. Someone on Reddit was wondering why Blender had not been chosen either for GSoC (as explained by Ton Roosendaal on Twitter[1]), and I don't think Blender has any rivalry with Google ;) [1] https://twitter.com/tonroosendaal/status/572473379648888832 https://twitter.com/tonroosendaal/status/572473379648888832