Are there any lists maintained of such projects?
Ask HN: Which Open Source projects are looking for maintainers?
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#2"Code Shelter is a collective of volunteer software developers that aims to help with maintaining popular open source projects whose authors need a hand or don't have the time to maintain them any more."
Re: Ask HN: Which Open Source projects are looking for maintainers?
#3https://www.codeshelter.co/ "Code Shelter is a collective of volunteer software developers that aims to help with maintaining popular open source projects whose authors need a hand or don't have the time to maintain them any more."
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#4Yields some interesting results
Re: Ask HN: Which Open Source projects are looking for maintainers?
#5https://github.com/search?q=looking+for+maintainer Yields some interesting results
Found this list via above search
Re: Ask HN: Which Open Source projects are looking for maintainers?
#6https://www.codeshelter.co/ "Code Shelter is a collective of volunteer software developers that aims to help with maintaining popular open source projects whose authors need a hand or don't have the time to maintain them any more."
Thank you for this! Looks like a good starting point, and a nice community.
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#9I started putting together a list here: https://www.sourcesort.com/zombies . Only a few projects on there at the moment though. I found projects which had 10 or more unresponded issues created since the project was last updated.
Re: Ask HN: Which Open Source projects are looking for maintainers?
#10I started putting together a list here: https://www.sourcesort.com/zombies . Only a few projects on there at the moment though. I found projects which had 10 or more unresponded issues created since the project was last updated.
Interesting. So are these the projects you came across or did you establish some way to find them?
I was surprised by how few projects turned up actually, so I'll probably rethink this and update the list soon.