Just one question from a user-perspective, if you'll permit it. Would taking it on as your Thesis project mean that you wouldn't be able to take contributions from other people toward the WoT and Freetalk?
I know that there have been various proposals from freenet message systems to work together; I would hope that this wouldn't encourage an even-more closed development process? On Feb 5, 2009, at 1:32 AM, xor wrote: > > Hi guys, > > as you might know I am a student of computer science. I'll have to > write a > bachelor thesis within the next year so I decided that I will apply > for > Freetalk/WoT being the subject of my bachelor thesis. I guess I > won't have > to ask you guys whether you are fine with this - it will gurantee > you that I > finish Freetalk/WoT. > > I'll have a talk with the guys at university about that today or so. > As > Freetalk/WoT are complex projects I'm quite sure that they will > accept them > as my bachelor thesis. > > What you would have to do to help me as I guess are the following: > - Phone with the guys at my university about it > - Give them proof that all code I have commited yet and I will > commit in the > future was commited by my. I suppose this is a matter of emailing > them my > SVN commit history and give them a written insurance that it is > really my > code. > > I will tell you whether they will accept it and what else is > necessary. > Toad or Ian, I suppose it would be nice if I could phone call one > one of you > from university together with the guy who will supervise the project > so you > can answer some of his questions. Toad I suppose your phone number on > amphibian.dyndns.org is still correct? Are you okay with a call? > > Greetings, xor > > _______________________________________________ > Devl mailing list > Devl at freenetproject.org > http://emu.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
