What is the status of this Vi and Vim site exiting public beta? I searched the meta questions for beta and the last discussion I found is from 2015: How do we exit public beta (i.e., what are the criteria)?
The site has been around 5 years, and the stats here have 2 "excellent's" and 3 "okay's": https://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/80441/vi-and-vim
The current guideline criterion for graduation is a consistent 10 questions per day.
However, this continues to be handled on a case-by-case basis and ‘some sites might still graduate "earlier" or "later" than their question activity alone would suggest.’
In particular, one year ago all the beta sites that were seven or more years old were graduated.
There have also been fairly well-received proposals to remove the Beta label entirely, and to replace Graduation with a four-stage process.
As far as I can tell, the link you posted is the status—we probably need to reach 5 excellents to graduate at this point (but I'm not in charge of any of that).
If you or others want to see the site graduate, the best way to help is to help improve our stats!
Current stats (11th August 2020)
Okay 10 questions per day on average is a healthy beta, 5 questions or fewer per day needs some work. A healthy site generates lots of good content to make sure users keep coming back.
Okay 90% answered is a healthy beta, 80% answered needs some work. In the beta it's especially important that when new visitors ask questions they usually get a good answer.
Excellent Every site needs a solid group of core users to assist in moderating the site. We recommend:
Okay 2.5 answers per question is good, only 1 answer per question needs some work. On a healthy site, questions receive multiple answers and the best answer is voted to the top.
Excellent 1,500 visits per day is good, 500 visits per day needs some work. A great site benefits people outside the community. Eventually, 90% of a site's traffic should come from search engines.
