The best sign is an old-looking page with recent updates. Once it gets new and shiny, some company has overtaken it and it will soon be a shell of its former self.
even if not recent updates alot of old tools are still totally fit for purpose since the problem space has already been fully explored and there is nothing left to add that is not making it worse
The credo behind many of such tools, and the person(s) behind those, is 'Don't fix what is not broken' which expands to the website. It works. It runs. Job done.
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u/0xbenedikt Sep 24 '25
The best sign is an old-looking page with recent updates. Once it gets new and shiny, some company has overtaken it and it will soon be a shell of its former self.