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Comments
Comment #1
deekayen CreditAttribution: deekayen commented6.x and HEAD are.
Comment #2
apadernoThanks for your reply, deekayen. The sentence that says the project is deprecated should be removed, then; IMO, it makes people think the module is not maintained.
Actually, the module could be an alternative to XML sitemap, which doesn't have a stable release, yet. As the search engines support this type of sitemap, and the module would request less resources to build the list of links, maybe some people more would use the module as alternative for a module that is far from be free of bugs.
Comment #3
apadernoI would also remove the sentence saying that the project is obsolete; IMO, it's not obsolete at all, and it could be really a valid alternative to XML sitemap.