I have started an open source project and was wondering how I would best go about inviting people to work on the project. SourceForge is great but didn't fit the needs of the project. Any ideas?
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Codeplex might be something to look into
You could use Stack Overflow's Open Source Advertising:
https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/31913/open-source-advertising-sidebar-1h-2010
Throw it onto Github?
Assuming the project relates to a specific topic then there is usually a mailing list or set of webpages that relates to this. So, for example, if the project was primarily about XML you could announce it on xml-dev. If about chemistry use the blue-obelisk mailing list, and so on. Mailing lists are a good way of attracting general interest which may increase your user base as well as your developer base.
Announcing it on FreshMeat never hurts.
You can also look forward to write articles about your project and post it on different websites like Code Project