[gnome.org #16653] AutoReply: Application received from Veerasamy Sevagen (sevagenv AT gmail.com)

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Contact Information
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Full Name: Veerasamy Sevagen
Email:     sevagenv AT gmail.com

SSH key:     id_ed25519.pub

Benefits
Mail alias: Yes
Mail alias username: sevagen
Jabber Account: Yes

Contributions Summary:
I'm a new member. Actually I'm an Ubuntu user and I always liked its interface. That's the main reason why I 
chose to contribute to GNOME as my first org.
Contribution link: https://gitlab.gnome.org/dashboard/merge_requests/?author_username=Sevagen
GitLab link: https://gitlab.gnome.org/Sevagen
The reason as to why I'm applying is because I want to be part of the community as well as contribute to it, 
I want to work with the GNOME developers and I want to learn from them. I've been contributing for nearly 7 
months now and I know that I will continue contributing because it is fun and enriching.

References:
Carlos Soriano
Felipe Borges
Andre Klapper

[Application received at Fri Jul 12 11:47:07 2019 (Eastern time)]

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