[blog/Kat-arena] Remove draft status

content/blog/not-old-but-vintage-kat-arena.md

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-title: "Not old but vintage. Kat-arena"
+title: "Not old but vintage"
-mobile_menu_title: "Old or vintage. Kat-arena"
+mobile_menu_title: "Not old but vintage"
 date: 2022-05-11
 Author: "Katerina"
-description: "Kat-arena takes a glimpse of software aging, a topic ever more relevant today, for video games, for OSes and for numerous software technologies. Just how many ways a software can age?"
+description: "Kat-arena discovers software aging, a topic ever more relevant today with apps update limits and Preservation Teams for every kind of soft from video games to OSes. Just one question: how a piece of code can age?"
 series: [ "Kat-arena" ]
 categories: [ "software", "open source" ]
 tags: [ "Kat-arena", "software aging", "open source", "software obsolescence" , "feature creep", "bloatware", "software bloat"]
-draft: true
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 # Not old, but vintage
@@ -101,7 +100,7 @@ Video gamers usually learn about compatibility thanks to
 Both messages can be translated as "this developer sees no point in updating
 it to match new requirements anymore".
 
-## A mean to live again
+## A way to live again
 
 This painful question of whether devs should support their software by the end of time (rightfully)
 causes a revolution in fandoms as fans go berserk.