I don't really understand this article at all. It comes across as a rant rather than picking on anything that actually points to a decline. Django is fully feat

I don't really understand this article at all. It comes across as a rant rather than picking on anything that actually points to a decline. Django is fully featured and still fast as ever. There are dozens of packages out there that extend it and the nature behind the way Django was built it encourages those packages. It seems that the only genuine gripe is with documentation. Okay -- so contribute those changes? I've contributed documentation to lots of packages I use, including DRF, celery and so on. It's an open source project with an awesome community behind it. If you feel that docs need updating, then update them. It doesn't mean there is a decline in any way, shape or form just because it uses IRC as a support channel[0] rather than Discord. [0] Worth mentioning that the Django support channel is perhaps the best support channel for any similar project of this size you can find