I feel pitty when visiting https://savannah.gnu.org/ .

There probably are many projects hosted there that deserve a better representation.

It is like a website-worm-hole that lets you witness the web from the past with your modern browser and current content.

The idea that this should be the "...central point for development, maintenance and distribution of official GNU software..." makes me shudder.

I know I never spent longer than 20 seconds on that page just because of the walls of text and information overload and can only imagine what it means to really *work* with it. Maybe I'm getting it all wrong? I mean Github feels superior to Gitlab from a UX perspective, but savanna makes me wonder if this is for real. To me this page spells in clear words: "GO AWAY - BIT ROT - CONTAGIOUS - HERE BE DEAD PROJECTS".

What bugs me the most is that I actually care about quite some projects that are "hosted?" there and I wonder what drives the fsf to dogfood this strange thing instead of using something else.

*sigh*