Ido Kanner wrote:
Hi, I hope this will make it more clear:
Open Source Coordination Draft
The idea is to make a website which will coordinate Open Source projects and
Open Source programmers with each other.
Each project that seeks for extra help from programmers will be able to post its
needs, and each programmer who has the time and will to contribute will publish
his/her skills.
First of all I believe you will find this at http://sourceforge.net/people/
every sourceforge developer can publish a profile with his/her skills and people can post requests for help with their projects... I believe this works fairly well.
The system will list the available programmers for the project managers, and theconsidering (no offense intended) the complete lack of knowledge you seem to have in the subject I'm wondering what systems you are refering to...
list of available projects for the programmers, thus making the process of
finding each other far better and faster than today's systems.
The web might will also include in its second phase a system for programmers toAside from the sf forums which aren't exactly what you mean here but they can be a way to accomplish the above- I've always found google groups/usenet a winning combination
get help from other programmers (experts-exchange style).
We will be happy to hear your comments on the above, and will appreciate anyI would say that success on the level of sf.net is incredibly unlikely and the likelyhood of creating one site to do everything sf does and more is much more unlikely (E10000000) especially when well built tools like sourceforge exist.
help on the matter.
You might be better off trying to give some suggestions to the developers of the sf backend.
yonah
Ido
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