https://www.clojuriststogether.org/news/q1-2023-funding-round-and-survey-results/

I found > • A body like Clojurists Together could be a trusted entity for taking over management of abandoned Clojure libraries. Particularly interesting 🙂

(under “What would you like to be different in the Clojure community in the next 12 months?“)

In so far that that’s the aim of clj-commons. So either: 1. clj-commons isn’t trusted 2. clj-commons doesn’t do a very good job of such management 3. clj-commons doesn’t do a very good job of publicizing what they do

I hope for 3) but fear 1) and 2)

My guess is 3 🙂

I think clj-commons is doing a great job 🙂

I’ve added a note to that line

I did do a short presentation on clj-commons on reClojure, thanks to @daslu, and I’ve sortof been thinking about trying to present on clj-commons on some confs, but life.