Gail Banaszkiewicz wrote:
My application pretty much just points to this web page so that I can update it as comments come in:
I was also considering to simply provide a link to my website (which hopefully will be thoroughly expanded till then), where I would include the full text of my proposal on a separate page, as I would have submitted it in the "Detailed description" part of the Google webapp.
Do you guys think this is sufficient? Or will the Google people be annoyed if they have to click their way through separate homepages for each project application? In the latter case it might be better to submit the proposal's full text, including a link to the page. I would prefer the first approach, though, since it allows for easy updates of the information.
Thanks for your advice, Max
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On Mon, Mar 26, 2007 at 10:49:48AM +0200, Maximilian Albert wrote:
I was also considering to simply provide a link to my website (which hopefully will be thoroughly expanded till then), where I would include the full text of my proposal on a separate page, as I would have submitted it in the "Detailed description" part of the Google webapp.
Do you guys think this is sufficient? Or will the Google people be annoyed if they have to click their way through separate homepages for each project application? In the latter case it might be better to submit the proposal's full text, including a link to the page. I would prefer the first approach, though, since it allows for easy updates of the information.
If I were them, I would be very annoyed of applications that just link to web pages. I think it's an important aspect of such an application that it is finished, done, fixed, defined on deadline. A projects goals and ideas may have to be redefined, but you need at least a snapshot for evaluation, which should be archived. Later on you can go back and see how the project started ...
Including actual content you need to have anyway in the application is easy. Not doing so means taking an entirely unnecessary risk.