Vi and the unix philosophy are a big part of programming and derived Vi / emacs binding interfaces for programs. Therefore since vi/vim/nvim/emacs are Free and Open Source software; there's an enormous overlap with people who only use Free Software such as the GNU/Linux operating system and want vim keybindings.

It's a pain to have to click through the list and check the license to discover something is Proprietary / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED freeware and then search for an alternative (example; mycli)

You seem to indicate cost ("free"); but never license; please add an icon to indicate cost-free (gratis; freeware) and Free (FLOSS; unencumbered software).