Where the HELL did you get the idea that files placed by mistake in a random directory constituted the entirety of the source unless you really are a moron? You were even told that those files weren't even intentionally there yet you still run with the idea that they're the entire source. At this point, you're being disingenuous or a moron, I'm fully onboard with the latter, although both is entirely within the realm of probability.
Oh, and by "random directory" you mean the "Source" directory? The one where EVERY other developer puts their source files?
Gotcha...
Anyway...enjoy your little scam coin that no one wants.
I'm done with you and your teenage angst.Going through several much larger (the top projects on sourceforge) They don't post the Source code in the file directories, they either go in the cvs or svn area depending on their practice. g4lt actually had nothing to do with the binary files being uploaded that was my doing. Like I stated in an earlier post. A great example of the aforementioned practice is notepad++ plugin manager. The only thing in the files section of the forge is binaries and ready to use programs, while the source is in the code area.
The source was ALWAYS available, but you had to know where to look like in every other sourceforge project.