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Kuro5hin: The SourceForge Hegemony

May 03, 2004, 21:15 (10 Talkback[s])

"Recently, a project I have been sharing co-admin responsiblities for was hijacked. I won't mention the name of the project because the actual hijacking isn't the subject of this rant, but I will go so far as to say said project has been around for several years, and appears in several Linux distros. Why do I call this a hijacking? Because I was removed from both admin and developer lists without my consent. Because the developers of the project were removed, and replaced with two developers who later confirmed in separate e-mails that they did not request to be put on the project, have no knowledge of the project, and were not asked if they wanted to join the project. I might also add I have been the major contributor to this project for the last three years, and while the project hasn't seen much in the way of activity over the last year or so, it was by no means an abandoned project..."

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