>Based on the history, in the last solar year, the builds have been: > > - 3211, Oct/19: 4 fixes, plus what I suppose is a functionality, for Mac > - 3210,

>Based on the history, in the last solar year, the builds have been: > > - 3211, Oct/19: 4 fixes, plus what I suppose is a functionality, for Mac > - 3210, Sep/19: 1 fix > >That's... all. I don't see what you're trying to point out. What about bug-fix updates points to the software being abandoned? I'd argue that it demonstrates the exact opposite. >I'm aware of it, but my question still stands What question? >not updating the blog and twitter (about ST specifically) is generally not a good sign. Perhaps; perhaps not. You may be putting too much weight in their "social" presence instead of looking into the factors that matter most such as ongoing support and development. The team behind Sublime * is tiny compared to other software enjoying similar popularity. I suspect effort is primarily focused on development of the next major version of Sublime Text, the ongoing support of Sublime Text 3, Sublime Merge's newest release, and other projects we don't know about. I can understand a lull in Twitter/blog/etc. presence.