Matt on Nostr: You certainly shouldn't keep recommending it. The question really is what constitutes ...
You certainly shouldn't keep recommending it. The question really is what constitutes abandoned. It is easy If the dev explicitly says it. But if they don't, how would you decide? Not every software has or needs constant git activity.
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