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Looks like on Reddit, the creator is blocking people from reporting things like sending data to foreign servers.
the closed issue speaks of that!
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also thanks for braving reddit for us!
That was the red flag for me personally in terms of giving it a try. At the first accusation they said "the code is there, I have nothing to hide" (which is entirely fair) but then it devolved into (paraphrasing) "I took down issue reporting because people kept abusing it."
So assuming the best case scenario where the code is clean and it's just a misunderstanding you're still looking at a creator who is willing to censor the community they simultaneously seem particularly eager to reach by self-promoting their project. Not my jam.