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AOO has been basically abandoned for over a decade. They were asked to close down and donate the name, so that the positive feelings toward OpenOffice could be fulfilled by an actively developed LibreOffice project, but for some reason, they refused. So they're causing active harm (both security issues and lots of expected features that just aren't there). Telling these facts is an appropriate way to warn potential users and it may get in the Apache organization to change their direction.
AOO has been basically abandoned for over a decade. They were asked to close down and donate the name, so that the positive feelings toward OpenOffice could be fulfilled by an actively developed LibreOffice project, but for some reason, they refused. So they're causing active harm (both security issues and lots of expected features that just aren't there). Telling these facts is an appropriate way to warn potential users and it may get in the Apache organization to change their direction.