Because Dev outnumbers Ops by orders of magnitude.

Indeed, Fedora is not often used for production environments. We even have a question about just that. I'd be more inclined to synonymize all of these tags...

Truly unloved questions, which have a score of 0 or lower, at most one comment, and no answers, are automatically deleted after 365 days. So there's not much need to go hunting for them to kill them.

Are you talking about Wikimedia Labs?

@voretaq7 I think we've broken a record this year.

Bareos is an actual open-source fork of Bacula, which has lately turned its back on the community in various ways, such as removing AGPL code from their git repo and then trying to claim copyright infringement against people who used it.

Not doing Bacula anymore...they've gone rogue.

As an actual moderator, I never saw the question being discussed before it was closed. My first reaction would have been to kick it over to Unix & Linux where open-ended questions about kernel internals and Unix history are more welcome. Server Fault is about making things work and solving concrete problems. Also, very closely related: How can I ask better questions on Server Fault?

In any case, questions over 60 days old can't be migrated at all.