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===Counterpart the Risks===
===Counterpart the Risks===
===Project and the community===
# '''If your project is successfully completed, what will its impact be on the Sugar Labs community?'''
::* If the project is successful it will be of huge help for new developers to SugarLabs as well as establish all the documentation at one place in a well-organized way. This will also give first-time users a pleasant experience as they wouldn’t have to figure out all the procedures by themselves.
::* FAQ’s like “How to download the Sugar labs projects” and “how to start contributing” would be taken care of at a single place in a decently organized way.
::* To make it more user-friendly there would be testing as well as feedback and suggestions from the users so as to make changes accordingly.
::* Dashboard will bring all the community features at a single place and badges would reflect how much a user has used our documentation and how much of help it has been.
::* If there is some part of the documentation that is not completed by the majority of the newcomers, (this can be seen by the number of badges with the students) then more emphasis will be laid to that part for more refining.
::* Sugarbot will be a new project to Sugar labs which could be further expanded and embedded within our chatting and mailing channel.
::* In future, it could also be utilized for assigning issues thus increasing automation and productivity. There seems to be a lot of scope for Sugarbot’s expansion.
# '''What will you do if you get stuck on your project and your mentor isn't around?'''
::* I will try to resolve the issue myself by looking it up on Google, StackOverflow etc.
::* Read the documentation of the tool in which problem occurs.
::* Contact other SugarLabs members through IRC, developer mailing lists
::* If the problem is still not resolved, I will engross myself on some other module to keep the things rolling and wait for my mentors to help me out.