Closing a project
Some companies may work on many small projects. In several years, such companies end up with a huge list of projects, the majority of which are not used anymore (that is, there are no new issues, files, Wiki pages, updates on forums, and so on). However, removing such projects can be unacceptable as some of them can potentially be renewed in future, others can be forked and some data of the original project can still be needed for a fork, the data of others can be needed for reference, and so on. At the same time, leaving such projects in the list can also be problematic, as in that case, the project list can become unusable. This is when the Close link on the project's Overview page comes in handy.
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