Well, objectively, looking at that page or for example the grouper page (https://incommon.org/software/grouper/) I fail to get /exactly/ where grouper fits in, what it does and doesn’t do, and just generally why I would or wouldn’t choose it in my application.
Likely, busy people don’t spend a lot of time digging in to software that doesn’t effectively communicate clearly what it is, unless they know from a trusted colleague, friend, or other resource that the software/tool will be essential or a major win for them.
Likely, busy people don’t spend a lot of time digging in to software that doesn’t effectively communicate clearly what it is, unless they know from a trusted colleague, friend, or other resource that the software/tool will be essential or a major win for them.
That’s a long-winded way to say “marketing” :)