In light of the recent activities of Dice Holdings trying to monetize the website it purchased in September 2012, Martin Brinkmann at gHacks reports
The admin of the popular NotePad++ text editor announced [June 15] that the project would leave SourceForge
[...] The project will use Github as the development hub for Notepad++ exclusively.
[...] tmux, nmap, [and] VLC for instance [are also trying] to get Sourceforge to remove [their] projects from the site
In the comments, Oxa June notes that Pale Moon is looking to move away.
In addition, Softpedia notes that WINE is migrating away.
Related: SourceForge Using Mirrored Projects and Including Adware
Slashdot Burying Stories About Dice-Owned SourceForge
(Score: 2) by Rich on Thursday June 18 2015, @11:20AM
let's face it - we're not a big dent in their userbase
Comment counts arbitrarily pulled from the lower half of the front pages:
Slashdot: 25 / 134 / 81 / 225 / 306 / 46 / 205
Soylentnews: 45 / 24 / 55 / 55 / 116 / 27 / 24
So, for pure uid registration count, we don't need to discuss matters. As far as active participation is concerned, that certainly is a "dent" that Dice would want to worry about if they valued their active commenters as core asset.