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> The beauty of this?  Those familiar with Freshmeat barely have to learn a
> new interface and the whole Freshmeat site has *got* to be open source
> available somewhere to make this a fast start towards this sort of vision.
>

Do you essentially mean http://www.freshports.org/ with comments?