Comprehensively update user manual and contributor guide, add Adam to core team

website/content/blog/2024-01-01-looking-back-on-2023-and-what's-next.md

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 twitter = "https://twitter.com/GraphiteEditor/status/1742576805532577937"
 
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 The new year is here, and with so many accomplishments to share from the past twelve months, let's revisit the highlights of 2023 for the Graphite project. Now that winter has entered, let's swing back to the spring, summarize the summer, and follow this fall's noteworthy developments that brought another year of fruitful progress to Graphite's mission of re-envisioning artists' 2D creative workflows with the best free software we can build for the open source community. This past year as a team, we all got closer— to one another from continents apart; to visiting and connecting with our industry peers; and to reaching exciting new development milestones.
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ Just folders and graph-driven legacy layers remained, but for the second phase,
 
 <center><em>Block diagram after the second phase</em></center>
 
-For the third phase, we had to yet again port each of the viewport tools so they would operate on the unified document graph instead of the legacy layer graphs. But the incremental approach ended here— this last phase had to happen all at once, which posed a challenge for developing the editor while numerous features were fully broken pending rework. We began with a separate development branch, always kept up-to-date with the latest editor code changes, for a couple months until breakages were reduced to an acceptable level, then integrated with the main code base in October. By tracking and burning down the list of [62 outstanding issues and regressions](https://github.com/GraphiteEditor/Graphite/issues/1394) one-by-one, in mid-December we finally reached our long-sought goal: deploying a new stable release of Graphite featuring the unified node graph! I'd like to extend an extra big thank-you to core team member ["Hypercube"](/about#hypercube) for the dedication and persistence in grinding through most of these.
+For the third phase, we had to yet again port each of the viewport tools so they would operate on the unified document graph instead of the legacy layer graphs. But the incremental approach ended here— this last phase had to happen all at once, which posed a challenge for developing the editor while numerous features were fully broken pending rework. We began with a separate development branch, always kept up-to-date with the latest editor code changes, for a couple months until breakages were reduced to an acceptable level, then integrated with the main codebase in October. By tracking and burning down the list of [62 outstanding issues and regressions](https://github.com/GraphiteEditor/Graphite/issues/1394) one-by-one, in mid-December we finally reached our long-sought goal: deploying a new stable release of Graphite featuring the unified node graph! I'd like to extend an extra big thank-you to core team member ["Hypercube"](/about#hypercube) for the dedication and persistence in grinding through most of these.
 
 <p><img src="https://static.graphite.rs/content/blog/2024-01-01-looking-back-on-2023-and-what's-next/migration-block-diagram-4.avif" onerror="this.onerror = null; this.src = this.src.replace('.avif', '.png')" alt="Block diagram of a Graphite document now that the migration is complete" /></p>
 
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 Achieving everything listed above is ambitious, but it's ambition that has brought us to where we are today. Pulling this off will require a larger team and more resources than we've had in 2023. So if the mission we are striving for is exciting and you agree the world needs a truly great and versatile open source 2D graphics suite, we need your help!
 
 - Technically inclined developers interested in Rust, web dev, computer graphics, backend programming, compilers, machine learning, mathematics, or any of the other varied disciplines that Graphite overlaps with— we likely have a role or project for you.
-- We also have self-contained research projects involving problem-solving outside an existing code base. One example: there are numerous industry-standard image filter effects we'd like to implement in Graphite where a volunteer could run analysis on the colors of test images to identify a suitable algorithm that gives matching results. We hope to assemble a larger Discord community of motivated people we can tap for help in solving these sorts of problems. These also make great university term projects and we've mentored several groups successfully in the past, so please reach out.
+- We also have self-contained research projects involving problem-solving outside an existing codebase. One example: there are numerous industry-standard image filter effects we'd like to implement in Graphite where a volunteer could run analysis on the colors of test images to identify a suitable algorithm that gives matching results. We hope to assemble a larger Discord community of motivated people we can tap for help in solving these sorts of problems. These also make great university term projects and we've mentored several groups successfully in the past, so please reach out.
 - Technical artists with experience in procedural editing tools and engineers who enjoy designing solutions for complex problems would also be highly valuable community members when it comes to taking part in the many large, nuanced product and architecture design decisions we'll have to make this year.
 - Graphic designers and artists who put the time into using Graphite on a regular basis and helping us learn its practical strengths and weaknesses would also be valuable contributors. Helping with the creative parts of maintaining the app and assisting new users who have questions in the growing community would relieve the burden from the core team.
 - And spread the word! Create tutorial videos. Show off your creations on social media. Use it in your classroom. 2024 is the year Graphite is ready to come out of the shadows and get discovered.

website/content/blog/2024-02-22-graphite-internships-announcing-participation-in-gsoc-2024.md

@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ Calling Rust and computer graphics developers: spend your summer contributing to
 
 [Google Summer of Code](https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/), now entering its 20th year, is a worldwide program that supports students getting involved in open source software development. Like other forms of summer internships, GSoC pays a [stipend](https://developers.google.com/open-source/gsoc/help/student-stipends) for participants to work on self-contained projects with the direction and guidance of experienced mentors. The program is directed towards university students but is open to anyone 18 and older. The [timeline's](https://developers.google.com/open-source/gsoc/timeline) start date is May 27 and most projects run for 12 weeks, but there is some flexibility towards pacing and end dates.
 
-We are looking for reasonably experienced, self-motivated, fast-learning students who are interested in Rust and/or computer graphics (and for one project, machine learning). Full [project descriptions](/volunteer/guide/projects/student-projects/#project-idea-list) are listed and we encourage prospective applicants to reach out right away to maximize the chance of acceptance.
+We are looking for reasonably experienced, self-motivated, fast-learning students who are interested in Rust and/or computer graphics (and for one project, machine learning). Full [project descriptions](/volunteer/guide/student-projects/#project-idea-list) are listed and we encourage prospective applicants to reach out right away to maximize the chance of acceptance.
 
-Additional year-round opportunities are available for student capstone or independent research projects. These are run similarly, but are also available to multi-person groups and provide academic credit instead of a stipend. To date, three were [completed](/volunteer/guide/projects/student-projects/#successful-past-projects) successfully.
+Additional year-round opportunities are available for student capstone or independent research projects. These are run similarly, but are also available to multi-person groups and provide academic credit instead of a stipend. To date, three were [completed](/volunteer/guide/student-projects/#successful-past-projects) successfully.
 
-It is our hope that GSoC will help Graphite grow and provide valuable learning outcomes for participants. A win-win! If this is an opportunity that's right for you, begin [getting involved](/volunteer/guide/projects/student-projects/).
+It is our hope that GSoC will help Graphite grow and provide valuable learning outcomes for participants. A win-win! If this is an opportunity that's right for you, begin [getting involved](/volunteer/guide/student-projects/).