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1.1![]() | To bring customers and programmers together. |
1.2![]() | To let programmers know of projects that they might wish to work on. |
1.3![]() | To reduce duplication of effort. |
1.4![]() | To help fund open source projects. |
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4.1![]() | Having a quick way to find large projects to work on (like Mozilla). The reasons for wanting to work on these kinds of projects may vary (for example to gain experience ir to build a reputation). |
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5.1![]() | Not understanding how the IFHOSP works. |
5.2![]() | Wanting to work completely on their own. |
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7.1![]() | You'd have to more committed to completing the project since others are depending on you (whether a group that you're working with or the customer who needs the software). |
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8.1![]() | A desire to support the open source community. |
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9.1![]() | No Comment. |
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10.1![]() | No Comment. |
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11.1![]() | No Comment. |
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12.1![]() | No Comment. |