I was just thinking the other day how much I like sourceforge. Their site has continued to improve. It's much more usable now than it used to be. I'm ok with sf

I was just thinking the other day how much I like sourceforge. Their site has continued to improve. It's much more usable now than it used to be. I'm ok with sf monetizing their site the best they can. They've long been an advocate of open source and I appreciate an alternative to github. It's too bad the shakeup with Dice and split off of ThinkGeek, but it makes sense. Keep in mind, sf was the alternative to sites like Cnet and download.com which were/are far worse. I'm thankful for what they've done for driving FOSS adoption over the years, especially for authors on $0 budgets before the era of abundant cloud computing on the cheap, which we realize now had significant hidden costs, including human rights.