> without anyone discussing why Why does it need to be discussed? Not actively maintained says it is either "done" or abandoned. It is also a (weak) proxy for

> without anyone discussing why Why does it need to be discussed? Not actively maintained says it is either "done" or abandoned. It is also a (weak) proxy for popularity, meaning if I do run into an issue an active repo means I am more likely to get help. A quick glance at the git repo shows that it has builds set up on travis that are failing, and an unanswered question in the issue tracker. Neither of these inspire confidence that it will "work great"