LinuxParty

SourceForge has project settings to help you comply with regulations
governing distribution of software to persons from certain countries (aka
Export Controls). We've had some recent questions about these settings,
so have sent out this note to all administrators to make sure all projects
have this information.

By default, software downloads initiated by visitors from Sudan, North Korea,
Syria, Iran and Cuba are blocked.


A project administrator may disable this blocking if they conclude that 
their project is *not* subject to US export-related regulations or any 
prohibitions of applicable jurisdictions:


1. Project Admin -> Project Settings.

2. Find the "Export Control" section.

3. Tick the first radio button under "Export Control" and click
"Update".

We at SourceForge are committed to the ideals of free and open source 
software, including the principle of free exchange of information. Our
approach to access control is intended to empower you and reward your 
continued trust. We recognize, however, that our approach isn't the 
completely free access to everything for everyone that some would like. 
As a US-based web site, SourceForge is committed to complying fully 
with US laws and regulations, including those affecting the distribution 
of software. We will continue to work as diligently as possible to 
ensure that our legal compliance is coupled with the highest quality 
of service that we can offer to our diverse, global user base.

Best regards,

Daniel Hinojosa

Sr. Manager, SourceForge.net Support

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