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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/07/2012 09:10, Unicorn.Consulting
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In fact, I have some very concrete questions when I think to it
a little bit:<br>
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<li>Will we see Mike complete the new address book?</li>
<li>Will there finally be a switch to mdir instead of mbox? I
don't imagine that the community would be able to do such a
switch...</li>
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I think the other thread will start to answer these, but I can't say
for certain. I know David still wants to be able to finish the
switch to maildir.<br>
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<li>Contribution by Summer of code's students are really
great. As I don't think that "the community" will be able to
manage students, will there be project driven by Mozilla
about Thunderbird in 2013?</li>
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We've had one GSoC student this year that has been managed by a
community member. I think its possible that there could be more
community management next year. Note that in past years (I'm not
sure about this year), SeaMonkey has also had members manage
projects in GSoC.<br>
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<li>What about SUMO? Is it still planned to merged it with
Firefox support's articles?<br>
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That's an ongoing discussion, but we'll try and post more details
soon.<br>
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Mark.<br>
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