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	Mozilla community members - submit proposals here for ~~2018~~ Google Summer of Code projects with Mozilla. (If this page looks empty, it's because accepted ideas have already been transferred to the [[Community:~~SummerOfCode18~~\|official list]].) Our application for summer of 2019 goes into Google on '''February 4th''', so get those project ideas in quickly.		Mozilla community members - submit proposals here for 2019 Google Summer of Code projects with Mozilla. (If this page looks empty, it's because accepted ideas have already been transferred to the [[Community:SummerOfCode19\|official list]].) Our application for summer of 2019 goes into Google on '''February 4th''', so get those project ideas in quickly.

	<b>Are you a student looking to apply to SoC with Mozilla?</b> Your first stop should be the [[Community:SummerOfCode19\|official list of ideas]]. This page is full of weird ideas, some of which are still on here for a reason - it could be that they are not properly defined, the wrong size, or don't have a mentor. That makes them less likely to get accepted. You <i>can</i>, of course, also submit your own ideas - you don't have to put an idea on this page and get it 'made official' in order to send in a proposal for it.		<b>Are you a student looking to apply to SoC with Mozilla?</b> Your first stop should be the [[Community:SummerOfCode19\|official list of ideas]]. This page is full of weird ideas, some of which are still on here for a reason - it could be that they are not properly defined, the wrong size, or don't have a mentor. That makes them less likely to get accepted. You <i>can</i>, of course, also submit your own ideas - you don't have to put an idea on this page and get it 'made official' in order to send in a proposal for it.