> For instance, we won't be able to find which projects are dead (well, we > still can with the _Dead_ category, 55 out of 1040 packages) or which > packages are worth including in a "Nim distribution"..
when I'm searching packages on Github, I can easily see the files date, or search by filtering with "most recently updated", so it's easy to see which one could eventually be dead. and dead don't necessarily mean not functional. if it's the only one package to solve a problem, it could still be useful... to see which package could be worth including in a "Nim distribution", still with my Github search, I would look at the number of download and the number of stars.
