Wane in a sentence as a noun

It's like they don't understand that after all bad news, the stories and comments about it will wane over time.

That said, I can't escape the feeling that the concept of websites having feeds in a standard format is starting to wane.

I think the value of exit nodes will start to wane as Tor gains a larger and larger user base and becomes it's own truly viable darknet.

Wane in a sentence as a verb

The youth become the adults, and if the majority of the voting citizens dislike copyright, then you may see copyright wane in power.

Naturally, the corporations and interests that thrived with an exclusive voice among the people are beginning to wane and they are going down kicking and screaming.

So what does it really mean?- Don't use a technology that, no matter how good, is just too niche for widespread adoption?- Don't use a technology that we'll have trouble finding programmers to support?- Look for stuff that will take better advantage of impending improvements in hardware and communications?- Avoid frameworks for which support may wane?- Avoid technology that we may have to support ourselves?- Avoid anything proprietary whose owner may disappear?- Make sure that whatever you choose, it will work well on mobile technologies, even as native apps?- Choose technologies abstract enough to minimize our costs but not too abstract to be inefficient?- Any combination of the above?- What considerations have I missed?

Wane definitions

noun

a gradual decline (in size or strength or power or number)

See also: ebbing

verb

grow smaller; "Interest in the project waned"

See also: decline

verb

become smaller; "Interest in his novels waned"

verb

decrease in phase; "the moon is waning"