Ask Slashdot: Where to Host Many Small, Related Projects?

MellowTigger writes "I work at a non-profit organization. I am looking for a site where we can register an account under our group's name, then spawn multiple projects to solicit programmer help for our organization. The current projects that we have in mind are small and probably not of interest to the wider world, although one very large project is possible. I need a site that emphasizes our non-profit as the benefactor rather than the wider world, since most projects are so specific that wider applicability seems slim. We would need help with various technologies including at least Powershell and SQL. At the moment, my available options emphasize individual projects of public interest, so we would have to spawn multiple independent projects, seeming to spam the host with 'pointless' minor tasks. We already have technical people seeking to donate time. We just need a way to coordinate skill matching, document sharing, and code submission out on the web. What do you suggest?"

Re:Are you serious

[Anonymous Coward]

yes [slashdot.org]

Next up on ask slashdot:

I've grown tired of the rolling meadow background on my Xp desktop. Does slashdot have any advice on how I might change it? And what should I change it to?

Re:Are you serious

[Stalinbulldog]

I can answer this one! Yes, the only way to change your desktop background is to install linux over windows xp.

Re:Freepository

[dgatwood]

Freepository is a reliable solution if you are willing to shell out some cash. I think they stopped their free offering sometime back, but plans start from $9/month if your contributers are limited in number.

Perhaps in light of not being free, they should change their prefix. Might I recommend "sup". It's short for supported. :-D