Peter previously posted that we’re now accepting applications for the Google Summer of Code 2007. While the Adium Summer Of Code page and Google’s own SoC page have everything you need to know, I thought a summary here on the blog would be appropriate.

Google Summer of Code is open to students at all levels age 18 years and older. Students whose proposals are accepted by the Adium developers will work full-time on their open source project with the guidance of an Adium developer (“mentor”). This is a great opportunity to get involved in an exciting open source project… and to earn a paycheck in the process: Successful students will earn $4500 USD from Google for their efforts as well as gaining a fantastic addition to their resumés and making valuable contacts (both personal and professional).

Applications are due March 26 by 5:00 PM Pacific time (12:00 AM UTC March 27, 2007) — time is running out! Between March 26 and April 11 we (the mentors) can request more information and you’ll be able to update your application.. so be sure it’s submitted via the Summer of Code Web Application by the deadline.

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