So I assume that someone still want to keep it up, however if an ancient core developer, years ago (2015) already depict the project as at a dead end... IMO it

So I assume that someone still want to keep it up, however if an ancient core developer, years ago (2015) already depict the project as at a dead end... IMO it's only a way to keep up something that's needed awaiting for alternatives, do not forget how many reason, many like Andrew Morton and his "rampant layer violation" when he first meed zfs...