Sourceforge is a dead zone these days. It's all about github and
gitlab

Hmm. I always assumed that github and gitlab were just places to have a git repo if you were too lazy to host it yourself.

Is there a social/publicity element to it too?

Hmm. I always assumed that github and gitlab were just places to have

a git repo if you were too lazy to host it yourself.

Gitlab's product is available 3 different ways:
(1) hosted as an ASP on gitlab.com
(2) Community Edition open-source, install it where you want
(3) Enterprise Edition install-your own, with in-demand additional features like mandatory code-review approval.

It is a really nice product, any way you slice it.

Is there a social/publicity element to it too?

Yes, these products are far more than just code repositories. They include issue tracking, code review, analytics, the list goes on.

2020-06-21 19:45 from zooer
Give AWAY of the day....
http://links.giveawayoftheday.com/uncensored.citadel.org

Uncensored mentioned in a book about MST3K
Rich Kulawiec, MST3K.FAQ Uncensored!  Nov 12, 1993  Accessed
4/26/10 
http://uncensored.citadel.org/omoeba-readfile.php?filename=MST3K.FAQ 

 (not found)

from:  https://bit.ly/2BrrsTS

 

Speaking of which, Citadel is mentioned in ADMIN Magazine #57 as an integrated solution for hobbyists and administrators that need something cool but fast to set up:

https://www.admin-magazine.com/Archive/2020/57

The website is acting funky, though. I suspect they are having temporary problems.

Give AWAY of the day....
http://links.giveawayoftheday.com/uncensored.citadel.org

Heh. "Their most used social media is StumbleUpon with about 88% of all user votes and reposts."

I wonder how they arrived at that conclusion.