That was interesting to read through. One thing from the arstechnica link: > Apparently, SourceForge's mysterious "sf-editor1" has also claimed ownership of a

That was interesting to read through. One thing from the arstechnica link: > Apparently, SourceForge's mysterious "sf-editor1" has also claimed ownership of a number of other accounts for open source and other software projects. The following are just a sampling of downloads now "brought to you by sf-editor1": > (List follows) I'm not quoting the list because the article is two years out of date and I'll honestly say I don't want to fact-check the status of the listed projects. But I will say this. I followed https://sourceforge.net/u/sf-editor1/profile/ https://sourceforge.net/u/sf-editor1/profile/ out of curiosity, and was met with > Atom (https://sourceforge.net/mirror/atom/ https://sourceforge.net/mirror/atom/) > A hackable text editor for the 21st Century - > Bootstrap (https://sourceforge.net/mirror/bootstrap/ https://sourceforge.net/mirror/bootstrap/) > HTML, CSS and JS framework for developing responsive websites and apps - > Brackets (https://sourceforge.net/mirror/brackets/ https://sourceforge.net/mirror/brackets/) > A modern, lightweight yet powerful text editor - > Brave Browser (https://sourceforge.net/mirror/brave-browser/ https://sourceforge.net/mirror/brave-browser/) > The faster, safer desktop browser for macOS, Windows, and Linux - > D3.js (https://sourceforge.net/mirror/d3js/ https://sourceforge.net/mirror/d3js/) > A JavaScript library for visualizing data using web standards - > Electron (https://sourceforge.net/mirror/electron/ https://sourceforge.net/mirror/electron/) > Build cross-platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS - > Git for Windows (https://sourceforge.net/mirror/git-for-windows/ https://sourceforge.net/mirror/git-for-windows/) > Bringing the awesome Git SCM to Windows - > MAME (https://sourceforge.net/mirror/mame/ https://sourceforge.net/mirror/mame/) > An emulator for multiple types of arcade game hardware. - > Tor Browser (https://sourceforge.net/mirror/tor-browser/ https://sourceforge.net/mirror/tor-browser/) > Browser for using Tor on Windows, Mac OS X or Linux - > VLC media player (https://sourceforge.net/p/vlc/ https://sourceforge.net/p/vlc/) > The best free media player for video and DVDs - In full disclosure I have not opened all of the above. To be fair, most say "/mirror/" instead of "/p/" so it's clear these are namespaced and considered differently. I saw the comment in this subthread about SF being sold to a group that's trying to clean up their reputation, so I won't pass judgement. It was very interesting to see all these headline projects owned by sf-editor1 though.