I guess I do agree with you that it’s better for a project to brazenly denounce support than to feign an effort. In the case of TensorFlow in particular, it al

I guess I do agree with you that it’s better for a project to brazenly denounce support than to feign an effort. In the case of TensorFlow in particular, it allows forward thinking people to realize it’s not a safe project to bet the farm on at all, not even anywhere close, even without factoring in Google’s tendency to sunset projects regardless of their relative success or community needs. This is why nobody’s using it. Keras gives you the option of other backends, and there’s a large shift to PyTorch as well. Even being new and not as featureful, you simply just cannot stake the long term health of a project on the constant rug pull that is TensorFlow.