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A passive community, yes, but I wouldn't call a passive person dead any more than I would a community surrounding a program. I understand your appreciation of pSX, but that's no reason to ignore the fact that ePSXe still holds a large interest in the PSX emulation scene.
I completely agree that pSX has surpassed ePSXe in terms of compatibility and ease of use, but they perform the task of emulation in two different ways, and some people prefer one way over the other, or simply like to tinker.
Anyway, I see what you're trying to say, and I simply don't agree that the only thing that defines the livelihood of the community surrounding a program is how often the program is updated. I suppose we'll just have to agree to disagree.
As far as PSx vs. pSX goes, I've mistyped it on and off since I first became aware of it, largely because PSx makes more sense to me. I could really care less if you mistyped ePSXe, and somehow I doubt that a computer program really cares if I misspell its name. I apologize if I have offended anyone on the programming team of pSX for doing so.
We've managed to stray pretty far from the actual topic here...
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