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loganabbott

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About loganabbott

President of SourceForge and Slashdot. On Twitter as @loganabbott

Recent public activity

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    Comment #31980622

    Publishing wrong information is wrong.

  2. comment
    Comment #31940501

    That is correct. We informed SF Conservancy about this but they are so far unwilling to correct it.

  3. comment
    Comment #31938284

    SourceForge CEO here. The first paragraph of this article is wrong. SourceForge has been built on Apache Allura since 2011. https://allura.apache.org

  4. comment
    Comment #20752787

    Most people have gotten the message that things have changed at SourceForge. We bought it to redeem the name and protect free open source software.

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    Comment #20750707

    We're a small independently owned private company, and not a single person responsible for those decisions made years ago is still involved with the company. It's been over 3 years…

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    Comment #20750675

    SourceForge still supports Mercurial https://sourceforge.net/p/forge/documentation/Mercurial/#pub...

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    Comment #17596119

    Nope it's still free and has always been free. And it's built on Apache Allura which is open source.

  8. comment
    Comment #17593441

    Huh? Still completely free

  9. comment
    Comment #17592523

    Hi, president of SourceForge here. Glad this is trending, albeit a few months later. These articles seem to trend on HN every few months, with many people not realizing SourceForge…

  10. comment
    Comment #17384082

    We lost a few hours of commits and notified everyone affected. That's it.

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    Comment #17382640

    FYI the SourceForge version of FileZilla is clean, and has been since 2016. The official FileZilla installer has been doing this for some time now though. In case people don’t know…

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    Comment #17382544

    This blog post is not accurate at all.

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    Comment #17382052

    FYI the SourceForge version of FileZilla is clean, and has been since 2016. The official FileZilla installer has been doing this for some time now though. In case people don’t know…

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    Comment #17284445

    Thanks for the input. I am not trying to be insulting to anyone here. If it came off that way, I apologize. I am just, maybe too frustratingly, trying to get the point across that …

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    Comment #17284433

    My point was not to be insulting, it was to draw attention to the fact that I don't know this person, just like most people don't know what's going on behind the scenes at SourceFo…

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    Comment #17284361

    Sorry if my comments rubbed you the wrong way, but it's a bit frustrating when these threads pop up weekly, and people feel like it's open license to attack me and my company. We r…

  17. comment
    Comment #17284327

    Well I do appreciate the feedback and valid questions. I will be putting some thought into it.

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    Comment #17282035

    I'm not frustrated, but these threads show up on HN almost weekly now, with armchair quarterbacks who really are not current on the state of open source opining ill informed opinio…

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    Comment #17282015

    Ahhh logic and reason. Feels like drinking a cold coca cola in the hot sun. Thank you.

  20. comment
    Comment #17281990

    Thanks. I appreciate it.

  21. comment
    Comment #17281987

    I don't think "attacking" means what you think it means. Why do you keep posting the same comment over and over?

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    Comment #17281980

    Man, the definition of the word "attack" has really changed recently.

  23. comment
    Comment #17281901

    Our agenda was removing bundled adware and improving user experience. Mystery solved.

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    Comment #17281879

    Thanks. Yep we killed the bundled adware and fake download buttons on DAY ONE. Nice to hear that at least some people understand that.

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    Comment #17281868

    Thank you for being reasonable