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Dec 4, 2005, 21 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5542 reads)

(Other stories by David Horton)

[ Thanks to Dave Guard for this link. ]

"As time marches on and our lives become more complicated, it seems we have less and less time to devote to that free software project we started back in our idealistic youth. Rather than abandoning a good project due to lack of time, consider seeking out the assistance of other members of the free software community. With a few simple steps you can make it easy to find volunteers to help you complete your project.

"You need to start with a solid understanding of your own project before you can expect other people to help you with it..."

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