So I thought Ubiquity was dead. It turns out I wasn't wrong, and now the issue has been clarified with information directly from Mozilla.Besides updating the main project page, Aza Raskin himself posted a reply to my original post. Some choice quotes:
Q: As to why Ubiquity is now at the point that it is - are you still the project lead for Ubiquty or have other Mozilla tasks pulled him elsewhere?
I'm currently working on Jetpack and Privacy Icons. In the next couple of months I will be focusing on a new project that incorporates some of the learnings from Ubiquity and Taskfox. Atul Varma is currently the lead architect for Jetpack, as its core was based upon Ubiquity. Jono Xia is now the lead developer for Test Pilot.
Also, some of the commenters to my original post said that Ubiquity is quiet because it's going to be included in Firefox. Not so!
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