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Here are notes that should be added to wikiGSoCIdeas in a format emulating [this GSoC page from NetBSD](http://www.netbsd.org/contrib/soc-projects.html). Leslie Hawthorn writes: "Currently there's only a laundry list of suggested ideas but there is not any specificity on those ideas of how students could get them done, areas for them to get started, etc. Each suggestion needs to be categorized by difficulty, there needs to be pointers to where in the code base or documentation people can look for a better idea of how to proceed, etc." Here are notes that should be added to wikiGSoCIdeas in a format emulating [this GSoC page from NetBSD](http://www.netbsd.org/contrib/soc-projects.html). Leslie Hawthorn wrote: "Currently there's only a laundry list of suggested ideas but there is not any specificity on those ideas of how students could get them done, areas for them to get started, etc. Each suggestion needs to be categorized by difficulty, there needs to be pointers to where in the code base or documentation people can look for a better idea of how to proceed, etc." Later she said the [GSoCIdeas](GSoCIdeas) page was a good improvement.
(See also last year's page: [Ideas For Google Summer of Code of 2009](GSoCIdeas2009).) (See also last year's page: [Ideas For Google Summer of Code of 2009](GSoCIdeas2009).)
[Google Summer of Code](http://code.google.com/soc)
Students: you don't have to use one of the following Ideas. You can come up with your own Ideas, either inspired by these or your own Blue Sky idea. The most important thing is to e-mail the Mentor team (listed at the bottom of this page) saying that you are interested.
# Ideas
*What could a smart student do in one summer, if they didn't need to worry about getting a summer job to pay the bills?*
[Trac tickets labelled 'gsoc'](http://allmydata.org/trac/tahoe-lafs/query?status=!closed&order=priority&keywords=~gsoc) (please add this label to any tickets that might make a good GSoC project).
## Deep Security Issues ## Deep Security Issues
*Want to implement strong security features which advance the state of the art? It isn't easy! To tackle these you'll need to think carefully and to integrate security and usability, which are two halves of the same coin. But you'll have excellent mentors and the support of a wide community of interested security hackers.* *Want to implement strong security features which advance the state of the art? It isn't easy! To tackle these you'll need to think carefully and to integrate security and usability, which are two halves of the same coin. But you'll have excellent mentors and the support of a wide community of interested security hackers.*