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I have a lot of open source projects (of varying sizes and shapes). At time of writing, I’m currently maintaining ×78 npm packages. Of those, 22 are super lightweight zero-dependency custom elements a.k.a. 🚾 Web Components (love the future compatibility I get with very little maintenance required). In addition, I also have a few active websites and starter/template projects that are open source too. I usually rotate maintenance on these and needed a way to quickly scan my little ecosystem of packages to know which ones needed love. Thus, a new little dashboard has appeared on my web site that I’m calling: Is this still being maintained?? The name pays homage to those helpful passive aggressive comments folks sometimes leave on issue trackers (mirroring a fair question that perhaps I should be asking myself). Each project is given a Neglect score that represents how much love it needs. It factors popularity (via npm downloads and GitHub stars) and need (GitHub issues and pull requests,…

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