This is probably just one of SourceForge's lawyer's overzealous misinterpretation of the law.  (That's what lawyers are paid to do, of course.)<p>My question is, is SourceForge really "exporting" anything?  Last time I checked how the Internet worked, SourceForge sent the packets to its ISP, and the ISP handled it from there.  (Repeat until the packets are at their destination.)<p>(If the law says, "you must not transmit a packet addressed to a host in &#60;list of countries&#62;", then I guess that makes sense.  But I have a feeling there is no such wording.)<p>Anyway, people in those countries should definitely be using Tor.  So this will just remind them of that.