Glad to see such communities are still thriving.

I totally resonate with the sentiment. Nowadays it seems that more people than before are afraid to get into something new for the joy of it unless there's already a broad appeal. Personally I attribute it to a weird kind of "fear of missing out" in which the individual prefers to not commit because of opportunity cost. What if something cooler comes along and what I'm already invested in doesn't catch on? Better do nothing then.

All this basically boils down to mixing external validation with inner joy, I guess?

Off-topic: Thank you for Devil and Emfy. They're great! Emfy really demystified Emacs config the second time I got around to learning Emacs.

And also pretty please with a cherry on top when you have some time to spare will you take a look at the pull request for `which-key` integration in `devil-mode`? I apologize in advance for pestering you with this. Also I'm not the author of that pull request just to be clear.

Love your stuff! <3

Yes I agree. Anyway, love the website! What is it made in?

Thank you, AquariusDue, for your kind words. Unfortunately, I've not had the time to look into the `which-key` contribution yet. I definitely plan to look into it, but it may take some time. I've been juggling other responsibilities lately, so I'm currently taking a break from open-source maintenance activities. When I can spare the time again, I will focus on reviewing the open PRs PRs for `devil-mode`.

Hello Matej! This website is primarily written in plain HTML. I also have a little Common Lisp program to add common headers and footers to the pages, generate tag pages, publish web feeds, etc. See github.com/susam/susam.net for the source code.

Hello, belatedly commenting here to say that I had some thoughts about this post that ended up turning into a blog post.