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Evaluating Sourceforge projects to help on



   From: Stephen Anthony <steve at stephencanthony.com>
   Date: 30 Oct 2003 05:38:00 -0500

   With some time on my hands now (very strange situation....), I would
   like to help out on some open source projects to keep my skills somewhat
   current, etc.

   Question is, looking at Sourceforge, there are a bazillion (well close)
   projects looking for people. Fine, but how should I evaluate whether I
   want to help them? What criteria would be applied? 

What are you interested in?

-- 
Robert Krawitz                                     <rlk at alum.mit.edu>      

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