[loganabbott]

This diatribe just tells me Websense and you are not informed on the current state of the open source community. We bought SourceForge in 2016 specifically because we hated what happened with DevShare and killed it on day one. You can continue hating us simply because of the previous owners, but you can probably find better stuff to do with your time. Nobody uses WebSense anymore anyway except for high schools trying to stop students from watching porn during art history class.

[xyrouter]

You are insinuating both Websense and me that we are not informed about the current state of Sourceforge. Insinuating your potential users like this is in poor taste considering you are the president of Sourceforge.

I am very much aware and I followed the HN thread [1] when you acquired Sourceforge and when you commented extensively trying to reassure us that you will turn Sourceforge around. Sure you have made efforts but I think it is quite clear that the good measures you took came a little too late.

Frankly, your comments in that acquisition thread [1] were more balanced and matured. The comments you are posting in this thread are coming off as immature.

You also seem to be misinformed about Websense. Websense and other web application firewalls and content gateways are very much in use in many corporate networks including mine. Looks like I am not the only one with this issue.[2]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11092219

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14388551

[abiox]

> Nobody uses WebSense anymore

anecdotal but i work at a megacorp with a 6-figure headcount, and i've seen a websense message or two.