I am not from the darktable team, I have no idea why I was contacted, I don’t care enough to even try to log into SourceForge. If anyone (@hanatos ?) can do that, you have my blessing however little it means.
Even though they don’t contaminate downloads with adware any more ( SourceForge - Wikipedia ), and are supposedly under new ownership, I avoid them like the plague now… Once trust is violated to the degree which SF violated the trust of users and developers, it’s nearly impossible to regain.
The appropriate route here would be that if someone actually has access to the administrative functions of the project on SF is to nuke that resource from orbit. It’s clearly NOT the correct place to go for darktable and it has a horrible history.
Yup. Specifically any of the below SF users should be able to nuke that resource from orbit:
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