Hi. Thanks for the submission.
In addition to editing your submission for brevity and minor grammatical issues, I edited it for factual accuracy as well. I'll first address your two main points.
1) The rest of the quote from SourceForge was trimmed because it wasn't relevant to the content of the submission. SF has been bundling their "third-party offers" with projects who explicitly opt into it for a long time — it's a known thing, and has been discussed at length. Second, according to Fyodor's own post, they weren't bundling anything with nmap.
2) The rest of the Fyodor quote was trimmed for a similar reason. It makes reference fake download buttons and catching SF "trojaning" nmap. It's fine for Fyodor to editorialize as he pleases, but the first is a separate issue and the second is a non-event, so neither really have a place on this story.
The headline was changed for two reasons: First, Fyodor's account seems to still be under his control, and the nmap project seems to have been cloned/mirrored, so the references to hijacking the account lack clarity. Second, this is not actually new news. When the GIMP story broke, anyone with an interest could see what projects SF had taken over. Nothing actually changed for the project page Fyodor is posting about since the GIMP story broke — thus, the new information is simply that he's complaining about it. (Which is his right, of course.) I went ahead and posted the story for transparency's sake, and I added links at the bottom of the summary to the SF editor accounts, so people could easily see the full list of affected projects.
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