SourceForge was never that good. It was the default. Then it went through some questionable changes. Similar to ExpertsExchange... being uprooted by Stack Ove

SourceForge was never that good. It was the default. Then it went through some questionable changes. Similar to ExpertsExchange... being uprooted by Stack Overflow when they started to try and monetize their database in a less than popular way. Github also came out around the time Git was maturing just enough, and subversion wasn't really pushing into collaborative features. Now we see tools like Gitlab starting to get the abilty to customize and integrate with other things.