On 4/9/2011 9:49 AM, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
On 4/9/11 7:02 AM, Jens Mueller wrote:
4. Is each mentor supposed to review all of the proposals, or just
the ones in his/her domain that he/she feels qualified to evaluate?
For example, I feel very comfortable reviewing a proposal about
garbage collection or containers, but I would have little clue what
I was doing if I reviewed an XML proposal. I'd be able to tell a
mediocre XML proposal from a terrible one, but not a great one from
a mediocre one.

I'll guess you are not expected to review a proposal you're not
interested in. It make no sense.

An experienced mentor can assess the quality of a proposal that's
outside his direct interest.

Andrei


Right. Ironically I realized that when I actually tried. I used XML as an example of something I know nothing about, but it's still painfully obvious whether a proposal is ridiculously vague or not.

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