I could not identify with this article less. The whole concept of needing a "scoreboard" for open source software at all makes it seem like things have gone ve

I could not identify with this article less. The whole concept of needing a "scoreboard" for open source software at all makes it seem like things have gone very wrong. I write software because I want to manifest real-world value, or at the very least to do something interesting. All the noise and clout chasing just makes it harder to find the quality tools which will actually help me do that.