I appreciate what's being done here in terms of curating these repositories in one place. However, even a cursory glance at the shields show most of the projects to be older than 2020. Most modern Unity open source projects follow the UPM via git method, which none of these packages are. Additionally, a reasonable amount of the API has changed for these packages to be broken on even attempted installations (although fixing them shouldn't be too hard in most cases). Is it worth putting packages older than 5 years and no signs of activity in a separate foldout, so people aren't wasting time scanning resources that may not apply to them?