in reply to OT - Open Source Project needs Volunteer

I think you'll be much more likely to attract interested people if you put up a project page of some sort, and the code you have so far (ideally a public SCM repository), and point people there. As roboticus already said, there are lots of projects like this. This is not a problem if your project is sufficiently different from the others and interesting in some way. But unless there is at least some minimal description of the project up somewhere I personally wouldn't even bother sending an email anywhere. The key in Open Source is "open" :-).


All dogma is stupid.

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Re^2: OT - Open Source Project needs Volunteer
by hmag (Acolyte) on Apr 09, 2006 at 21:28 UTC
    Hi again, Fair points. It's pretty well advanced, but the last thing we've been thinking about at this point is a project page. We really wanted to get the first working model out there - I have registered a .org domain a couple of days back, but simply haven't had enough time to get any further than that. Sometime shortly, I'll register it as a Sourceforge project & there will be info about that. My learning curve on Perl is extremely steep, which is why I have sought a bit of help - dhoss here knows about it & will be giving a small hand, but someone with a bit of OSX knowledge would probably be able to get things done much quicker than I can.