[Season of Docs] Technical writer applications and proposals for PostgreSQL
Hello open source administrators and mentors,
Thank you again for your patience. We received over 440 technical writer applications, so there is quite a lot of enthusiasm from the technical writing community. Every single organization received multiple technical writer project proposals!
We have been busy processing and reviewing the applications to make sure they follow our guidelines and rules. Consequently, there were a few that we had to remove. There are also some that don't violate any of our guidelines or rules, but they contain irrelevant content or perhaps the applicant may have misunderstood the purpose of Season of Docs. We have decided not to censor those and are leaving it up to you to dismiss or reroute them as appropriate for your organization.
Attached is a link to a Google Sheets export of the technical writer applications to your specific organization. We decided that a spreadsheet would be the easiest format for you to manipulate and consume the form data; however, if you would like us to generate a separate email message per project proposal, please contact us on the support list, season-of-docs-support@googlegroups.com.
When assessing a project proposal, org admins and mentors should assess the proposal based on the content of the fields in the form, without examining any linked docs. (It's fine to follow links for tech writing experience or resumes.) The reasons are (a) we must avoid any potential for people to add to their proposal after the deadline date has passed, and (b) we just ensure all applicants are on equal footing. The tech writer guidelines state clearly that the proposal description should be in the form itself: https://developers.google.com/season-of-docs/docs/tech-writer-application-hints#project_proposal
Later, we will send out a form for you to enter in your organization's technical writer/project proposal choice and alternates in order of preference.
If you have any questions, contact us at season-of-docs-support@googlegroups.com.
Cheers,
--Andrew Chen and Sarah Maddox
Thank you again for your patience. We received over 440 technical writer applications, so there is quite a lot of enthusiasm from the technical writing community. Every single organization received multiple technical writer project proposals!
We have been busy processing and reviewing the applications to make sure they follow our guidelines and rules. Consequently, there were a few that we had to remove. There are also some that don't violate any of our guidelines or rules, but they contain irrelevant content or perhaps the applicant may have misunderstood the purpose of Season of Docs. We have decided not to censor those and are leaving it up to you to dismiss or reroute them as appropriate for your organization.
Attached is a link to a Google Sheets export of the technical writer applications to your specific organization. We decided that a spreadsheet would be the easiest format for you to manipulate and consume the form data; however, if you would like us to generate a separate email message per project proposal, please contact us on the support list, season-of-docs-support@googlegroups.com.
When assessing a project proposal, org admins and mentors should assess the proposal based on the content of the fields in the form, without examining any linked docs. (It's fine to follow links for tech writing experience or resumes.) The reasons are (a) we must avoid any potential for people to add to their proposal after the deadline date has passed, and (b) we just ensure all applicants are on equal footing. The tech writer guidelines state clearly that the proposal description should be in the form itself: https://developers.google.com/season-of-docs/docs/tech-writer-application-hints#project_proposal
Later, we will send out a form for you to enter in your organization's technical writer/project proposal choice and alternates in order of preference.
If you have any questions, contact us at season-of-docs-support@googlegroups.com.
Cheers,
--Andrew Chen and Sarah Maddox
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