Welcome, students!

[Minh Chu]

Hi everybody,
How can I create a blog on KDE Planet.
Btw, it's awesome working in OS community.
Thank you

On 28 April 2016 at 14:33, Valorie Zimmerman
<valorie.zimmerman at gmail.com> wrote:
> I forgot one detail: please include the name of your mentor(s) when
> you apply for your Developer account. -v
>
> On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 2:22 AM, Valorie Zimmerman
> <valorie.zimmerman at gmail.com> wrote:
>> New students especially, welcome to GSoC and welcome to KDE.
>>
>> Now it is community bonding time, so please take some time to just get
>> to know your mentor(s), the team with which you will work, and the
>> community at large.
>>
>> Much of the immediate day-to-day communicaton takes place on IRC, so
>> if you can, hang out in the appropriate channels. #kde-soc and
>> #kde-devel will be appropriate for all of you, and many teams have
>> their own channels as well. You can use "alis" to search for channels,
>> like this: /msg alis list *searchterm*. Results print out in your
>> server tab.
>>
>> All teams use mail lists to do most of their business, so please
>> ensure you are subscribed to all necessary MLs, including KDE-devel.
>> The KDE-community list will be useful for information and discussion
>> about big issues and up-coming events, such as Akademy in September.
>> Some teams also use hangouts, mumble, Telegram or other messaging
>> systems for meetings and discussion. Please use *this* list to talk to
>> your fellow students and get their advice or feedback. Most mentors
>> are not subscribed to this list.
>>
>> To speak directly to the GSoC admins, either ask in #kde-soc, or
>> privately by mail to kde-soc-mentor-owner at kde.org. Best to write to
>> that address rather than to any of us privately, please.
>>
>> If you have not gotten your blog set up on KDE Planet, now is a good
>> time to do that. Learning how to use bugs.kde.org (protip: your KDE
>> Identity doesn't work there; you have to create a login just for
>> bugzilla), the wikis, reviewboard or phabricator, getting your ssh
>> keys uploaded, developer account activated, git set up, etc. will keep
>> you busy for a few days, but please take time just to get to know us,
>> and where to turn for help if you need it.
>>
>> Please talk to us when things are going well, and even more if they
>> are going badly. Don't suffer in silence! Ask, and you will find help,
>> and friends.
>>
>> Again, welcome.
>>
>> All the best,
>>
>> Valorie, for the KDE GSoC admin team
>>
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>> http://about.me/valoriez
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