README: replace maintenance badge #56
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The `year` part of the Shields.io `maintained` badge needs to be updated with the current year for it not to show as "No" (unmaintained/abandoned). I'd like to suggest using a different badge - "Last commit" - instead which doesn't need manual updating each year and still gives a reasonable indication of the maintenance status of the project. Refs: * https://shields.io/#/examples/other
jrfnl
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Agreed, thank you for the suggestion AND the PR. |
frenck
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yearpart of the Shields.iomaintainedbadge needs to be updated with the current year for it not to show as "No" (unmaintained/abandoned).I'd like to suggest using a different badge - "Last commit" - instead which doesn't need manual updating each year and still gives a reasonable indication of the maintenance status of the project.
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