> Which is much better than just declaring end of life and no further updates. Undoubtably true, although I would add that it hardly promotes free software as

> Which is much better than just declaring end of life and no further updates. Undoubtably true, although I would add that it hardly promotes free software as a "generally good thing" if the landscape is full of zombie projects like this, devoid of any community that makes open source what it is.