You can apply to as many projects as you want, but you can only join one team.
The reasons for this is: When we’ve let people join more than one team in the past, they usually end up not having time for both and dropping out of one of the projects.
What this actually means:
When you join a team you’re making a promise to spend 10 or more hours per week on that project. When we say you’re only allowed to join one team, what we’re saying is that you’re only allowed to make this promise to one project.
However, you are allowed to help out other teams with their projects, even if you’re not officially on the team.
Thanks for putting this up! Just to double check—there aren’t any restrictions against doing multiple AISC projects at the same time, right?
Yes there are, sort of...
You can apply to as many projects as you want, but you can only join one team.
The reasons for this is: When we’ve let people join more than one team in the past, they usually end up not having time for both and dropping out of one of the projects.
What this actually means:
When you join a team you’re making a promise to spend 10 or more hours per week on that project. When we say you’re only allowed to join one team, what we’re saying is that you’re only allowed to make this promise to one project.
However, you are allowed to help out other teams with their projects, even if you’re not officially on the team.