Hi,
Is It also important to provide java.net link and presentation of the
project ?
If I am only participating for CFF , even then I have to submit my project
on java.net .Plz clear my doubt
Thanks !!
On 12/19/08, Tirthankar <tirthankar....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> Is It also important to provide java.net link and presentation of the
> project ?
> If I am only participating for CFF , even then I have to submit my project
> on java.net .Plz clear my doubt
> Thanks !!
> On 12/19/08, Tirthankar <tirthankar....@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Participants,
>> The deadline for proposal submission is 31st Dec 2008. Please submit on
>> time
>> We have already got a number of submissions and some of them has the
>> following missing
>> 1. No faculty reference
>> 2. Three Sun open source technologies are not being used
>> We will inform the participants individually, if we do not hear back from
>> them we will reject the proposal
>> From now onwards if we see that the submissions are not proper we will
>> simply reject them. Hence please treat your submissions with due respect.
Your faculty reference and contact details is your own name. You may find
this funny but we do not. If you want to have fun, please dont waste our
time
> Your faculty reference and contact details is your own name. You may find
> this funny but we do not. If you want to have fun, please dont waste our
> time
> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 6:51 PM, Flavio Pinto Monteiro <
> flaviopinto.monte...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Thank you,
>> we'll be waiting for an individual inform.
>> Regards.
>> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 1:22 PM, Tirthankar <tirthankar....@gmail.com>wrote:
>>> Participants,
>>> The deadline for proposal submission is 31st Dec 2008. Please submit on
>>> time
>>> We have already got a number of submissions and some of them has the
>>> following missing
>>> 1. No faculty reference
>>> 2. Three Sun open source technologies are not being used
>>> We will inform the participants individually, if we do not hear back from
>>> them we will reject the proposal
>>> From now onwards if we see that the submissions are not proper we will
>>> simply reject them. Hence please treat your submissions with due respect.
> Your faculty reference and contact details is your own name. You may find
> this funny but we do not. If you want to have fun, please dont waste our
> time
Do you work for SUN? No wonder SUN is going to the dogs. This is the kind of
behaviour that utterly un-professional people who call themselves opensource
enthusiasts and have no idea what the culture really is about. Go get some
manners on IRC or someplace. Freaking idiot.
> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 6:51 PM, Flavio Pinto Monteiro <
> flaviopinto.monte...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Thank you,
>> we'll be waiting for an individual inform.
>> Regards.
>> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 1:22 PM, Tirthankar <tirthankar....@gmail.com>wrote:
>>> Participants,
>>> The deadline for proposal submission is 31st Dec 2008. Please submit on
>>> time
>>> We have already got a number of submissions and some of them has the
>>> following missing
>>> 1. No faculty reference
>>> 2. Three Sun open source technologies are not being used
>>> We will inform the participants individually, if we do not hear back from
>>> them we will reject the proposal
>>> From now onwards if we see that the submissions are not proper we will
>>> simply reject them. Hence please treat your submissions with due respect.
*Project Proposal:* The participants must submit their Project Proposal
during the Proposal Period (ending on December 31, 2008), which must include
the participants' name, address, and contact information, University
name, *contact
information of a faculty reference,* project name and abstract, a working
prototype and a presentation (with not more than 20 slides) detailing the
project idea, a pointer to the project and source code repository (with
version stamp) on java.net and the names of the open source technologies
used. Each Project Proposal submission will be qualified as a valid Entry
after a review by the panel of judges determines, in their sole discretion,
that the Entry meets the minimum submission requirements described above to
participate in the contest. The participants should proceed with submitting
the final project implementation only after the project proposal is approved
as a qualifying entry.
The rules clearly state that you need to submit the contact information of a
faculty and definately that can not be your email id. You can mail me your
faculty reference details to me.
> By the time I submitted my project I didn't know yet the explanation of the
> faculty field.
> I'm not trying to have fun I'm just trying to represent my college.
> I guess I filled in the details on the faculty field the way I understood
> it that time.
> Some days after submitting the project I've read the discussions about the
> faculty field.
> Can I send you the correct details of the faculty field for my already
> submitted project by email?
> Now I know very well the meaning of the faculty field but at that time I
> didn't.
> Please, hope you can understand it.
> Regards.
> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 7:13 PM, Tirthankar <tirthankar....@gmail.com>wrote:
>> Flavio,
>> Your faculty reference and contact details is your own name. You may find
>> this funny but we do not. If you want to have fun, please dont waste our
>> time
>> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 6:51 PM, Flavio Pinto Monteiro <
>> flaviopinto.monte...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Thank you,
>>> we'll be waiting for an individual inform.
>>> Regards.
>>> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 1:22 PM, Tirthankar <tirthankar....@gmail.com>wrote:
>>>> Participants,
>>>> The deadline for proposal submission is 31st Dec 2008. Please submit on
>>>> time
>>>> We have already got a number of submissions and some of them has the
>>>> following missing
>>>> 1. No faculty reference
>>>> 2. Three Sun open source technologies are not being used
>>>> We will inform the participants individually, if we do not hear back
>>>> from them we will reject the proposal
>>>> From now onwards if we see that the submissions are not proper we will
>>>> simply reject them. Hence please treat your submissions with due respect.
>> Your faculty reference and contact details is your own name. You may find
>> this funny but we do not. If you want to have fun, please dont waste our
>> time
> Do you work for SUN? No wonder SUN is going to the dogs. This is the kind
> of behaviour that utterly un-professional people who call themselves
> opensource enthusiasts and have no idea what the culture really is about. Go
> get some manners on IRC or someplace. Freaking idiot.
>> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 6:51 PM, Flavio Pinto Monteiro <
>> flaviopinto.monte...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Thank you,
>>> we'll be waiting for an individual inform.
>>> Regards.
>>> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 1:22 PM, Tirthankar <tirthankar....@gmail.com>wrote:
>>>> Participants,
>>>> The deadline for proposal submission is 31st Dec 2008. Please submit on
>>>> time
>>>> We have already got a number of submissions and some of them has the
>>>> following missing
>>>> 1. No faculty reference
>>>> 2. Three Sun open source technologies are not being used
>>>> We will inform the participants individually, if we do not hear back
>>>> from them we will reject the proposal
>>>> From now onwards if we see that the submissions are not proper we will
>>>> simply reject them. Hence please treat your submissions with due respect.
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