GSoC Contributor Guidance

Update 2022-03-26

Liber AI was not accepted to GSoC 2022, however contributors may still apply via DBpedia at the following links:

• https://forum.dbpedia.org/t/template-discovery-for-qa-over-dbpedia-gsoc2022/1713
• https://forum.dbpedia.org/t/towards-a-neural-extraction-framework-gsoc2022/1712
• https://forum.dbpedia.org/t/dbpedia-search-api-enhancement/1705

Update 2022-02-16

Are you interested in applying to become a GSoC 2022 contributor at Liber AI? Please follow this rough guideline:

1. Browse the ideas or submit your own here: https://github.com/LiberAI/gsoc/labels/gsoc2022
2. Sign up to our Slack workspace at https://join.slack.com/t/liberai/shared_invite/zt-13r4j7pib-CGuQTDNPUUrXEetZlcIF~A and introduce yourself in the #gsoc channel.
3. Get in touch with the respective mentor(s) either on Github or Slack.
4. Write your proposal according to the specifications required by the project's mentor. If you're writing your own idea, read through the other project ideas.
5. Share the proposal draft with your mentor(s), who will give you feedback before submitting the proposal officially via the GSoC platform.

For GSoC-related queries, check the GSoC student guide at https://developers.google.com/open-source/gsoc/resources/guide