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I'm the author of this project. The article is terribly outdated and simply wrong on a lot of the information. Not sure where it all came from, but I'm going to fix it and hope you'll accept my changes. It's not "discontinued", not really a "GNOME application", no longer hosted on SourceForge, and more. Thanks.

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Woodpile72 (talk) 05:32, 12 November 2026 (UTC)Reply

@Woodpile72: Hello, and thanks for visiting. I can understand the temptation to edit the article yourself, but I'd strongly recommend that you still follow our guidelines for editing articles while holding a conflict of interest, with which I presume you're already acquainted. We've established those guidelines for the reason that too often, people who edit articles they have an investment in inadvertently add promotional or otherwise unacceptable material that other editors have to spend time fixing, or miss and fail to fix at all. At the least, you should consider expressly disclosing your conflict of interest with this subject. Of course, you're technically allowed to continue, but entertain the possibility of pushback by other editors; in the meantime, I've closed this request, as there's nothing actionable in it. Salmon of Knowledge (talk) 00:14, 14 November 2026 (UTC)Reply