About a year ago, I was considering seeing if there were any podcasts (or similar) who would be interested in open source hardware, sustainable tech, or security tools that are more practical and easier to use. I never got around to it. Between my day job and community solidarity projects that I've become more involved in, I just never made time. Given the choice again, I'd do the same thing, but it's a shame people don't know about, nor benefit from Signet. I don't have answers here, just thinking out loud. I can say that my lack of public speaking doesn't indicate that the project is dead, or in jeopardy. Quite the opposite. In that same timeframe, we shipped the biggest update we've ever had: KeePass v4 database support, support for importing custom fields, and lots of behind the scenes changes (more automated builds, switched to the new KeePassXC as the importing library). None of it required anyone to buy any new hardware, as always. And there's more planned too. I do find it interesting to better understand why software companies are constantly bolting on features and changing the user interface seemingly just to change it. It gives them a reason to tell people about their stuff. It gives their existing users something to tell their friends. They get to make headlines and ride the social media buzz. Projects that only change things when there's a real need and don't add a bunch of features nobody asked for... those projects don't get noticed Fortunately, I maintain this project primarially for me, so I'm not inclined to try to keep up with the rate race. I don't have to play those games. I can play by my own rules. I can take a low time preference approach and focus on good engineering instead of marketing, outreach and public relations. And I likely will. If others like what I'm doing, I'd be happy to collaborate. If someone "steals" the design and starts selling them, more power to 'em. I'm not afraid of competition.