No, Microsoft created LSP, but we’ve built a lot of language servers and added LSP for code intelligence in Sourcegraph (and on code hosts like GitHub and GitLab with https://docs.sourcegraph.com/integration/browser_extension).

(Aside: are you from n-gate.com, as your username suggests?)

Oh right. I just googled. Why add two canonical sources when the original github does a fine job and is also publicly editable (by pull requests)?

Microsoft told us they definitely did not plan to make any kind of language server registry, so we saw a community need for an informational site to exist with more details than the wiki page they had. We’ve heard it’s useful, but we don’t want to create duplication. Want to file an issue on the langserver.org repo for discussion?

Love your about page!

You are violating The Prime Directive.

What would that be?

If you can't figure it out, perhaps you are truly a Hackernews. :-)

I don't see why one should be well versed in stupid hollywood-isms.:)And hackernews is a derogatory term that I will have you know I am very offended by. Better only than web-boy