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FurtherInformation
Further Information for Student Contestants
Further Information for Student ContestantsTask CategoriesTasks have been sorted into the following categories. You can find all tasks in a particular category by searching for a particular label:
All tasks have an initial time limit of one week.
Getting HelpThese pages will be the most useful for you as a newly arrived contributor:
We really want to encourage you to use the same channels as all of our community participants, which is mainly through the forums on the silverstripe.com site. These forums have lots of people who are willing to answer questions, critique your work or generally be helpful. Getting More HelpIf you have signed up to complete a particular task and you have some questions about how best to complete it, first see if the task description has specific instructions about whom to contact for assistance. If there are no specific instructions in the task, these resources should be helpful to you: By ChatRepresentatives from the Silverstripe project will be hanging out on the #silverstripe IRC Channel to answer any questions you may have. If they don't know the answer, they will be happy to point you in the right direction. In particular, feel free to join our weekly core developer IRC chat, which will let you talk to the most knowledgeable folk at SilverStripe. By EmailPlease contact your mentor directly through the address listed in your task. If you have asked your question on the mailing list but find you need a more granular answer, one of the program administrators will introduce you to the right person. Licensing and AttributionThe GHOP contest requires any code and other contributions you provide to be given under an open source license, to ensure your work is available for use by anyone in the world. The SilverStripe project is released under the very liberal open source BSD license. Therefore you agree that the code, ideas and all other aspects of your contributions in your entry are released under the BSD license, so that they may be included in the SilverStripe project.
We are very pleased to have your help and as a courtesy are happy to attribute your work in various places, such as where you download translations and themes, and in our blog. We will assume you want your name mentioned unless you suggest an alias, or the desire to remain anonymous. Other QuestionsIf you have a question not answered here that is related to contest mechanics, your best bet is to check out Google's contest homepage (http://code.google.com/opensource/ghop/2007-8) for more details. |
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