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Summer of Code

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Thanks to a random site, i have discovered that i may be getting paid after all for my project. Apparently, Google is teaming up with a bunch of Free Software groups and will pay student developers $4500 over the summer for developing more Open Source software. Projects must be registered on an Open Source repository, such as SourceForge. Amazingly, mine is already registered on SourceForge. Now, i just need my application to be accepted. Yay!

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