Thank you for your contributions! #1639
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Thank you @Raffysul for mentoring us |
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Hello @Raffysul Thank you for the update. It was lovely contributing to this project. |
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Hello @Raffysul, Thank you for all you do. |
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Thank you @Raffysul |
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Thank you for all your help on the tasks @Raffysul |
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Thank you @Raffysul |
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Thank you @Raffysul |
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Thank you @Raffysul |
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Hi everyone,
We want to thank you all for your submissions and contributions. The mentors are reviewing these now and will be working with the Outreachy organizing team on selection. I know that many of you have worked hard on your contributions, and I also want to say that we really appreciate it (as will the learners who subsequently benefit from them)!
N.B: Please make sure that all your documents are visible and that your submissions are accessible in order to receive credit for your contributions. The best way would be to test that they are viewable in an incognito browser window, even when no account is logged in.
Also, just so you know -- we received over 20 applications for this project and can only select 1 intern, even though we would like to accept more. So, please be aware that the field is quite competitive, and it is possible that even applicants who have done a good job don't get selected because of this limit. We wouldn't want this to discourage you, but this is something that's worth being aware of so that your expectations are realistic.
Lastly, if contributing to Oppia makes you happy, and you'd still like to help out during this phase (or after), you would be very welcome! Note that this does not affect your application, and you are not obliged at all to do it.
Here are quick links to the opportunities that are still available:
You're also more than welcome to use the GitHub Discussion board to coordinate or chat (e.g. if you'd like to find ways to bring the lessons to students in your home country). Again, I want to emphasize that these are just opportunities to help out if you would like to continue doing so, and they are not at all a requirement for Outreachy!
Lastly, thank you once again for your contributions. We look forward to getting in touch again when the selection period ends!
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