No shade taken. Your assessment makes sense if you look at it from a “how does it do today” standpoint. I don’t really see too much worth in it though. Of cour

No shade taken. Your assessment makes sense if you look at it from a “how does it do today” standpoint. I don’t really see too much worth in it though. Of course requirements change and people make useful commits to the code. That’s to be found in any lasting open source project. In a strange way, I find that your comment almost amplifies what I’m trying to say. Perhaps I wasn’t too clear, mea culpa.