I like that it's short and somewhat curated, try to make it stay that way. Most awesome lists grow to be link dumps. For instance the awesome-js is over thousands lines long now, containing all sorts of random crap. It can be nice as a way to know what's out there, but when it contains 40 mvc alternatives in addition to react/angular and other big ones, it's just not useful.
I believe the most important knowing if your list is either or, and ensuring it sticks to that. For awesome-JS it might be the directory path (then make sure that's what users get out of it), but for a list like this I totally agree one should not make it a register of everything out there.
