If you use my open source code, the least you can do is to stop supporting a sociopath doing everything he can to destroy my life and my work. I've had a couple incredibly rough years because of this and it's escalating rather than ending thanks to people enabling him to do it.
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We added grapheneos.org/#history and grapheneos.org/#copyright-and to our site due to the escalating misinformation campaign, but it's a lot more than that. Please stop supporting a proprietary ripoff of our work from a scammer fraudulently claiming ownership of it without any basis.
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They aren't simply ripping off our past and current work. They're causing as much harm as they possibly can including intimidating / harassing volunteer open source developers (renlord.com/posts/2020-03-), doxxing and moving ahead with bogus legal attacks based on fraudulent claims.
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This issue is not past history. It has been the reality of the project since the company sponsoring the project was effectively taken over and repurposed into a way to harm myself and the project. The company does not own my open source project. Rather, I own half of the company.
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The CEO / director hijacked Copperhead but I still own 50% of it. He's a sociopathic scam artist and you should really look into his background. They don't have the resources or partners they falsely claim to have and the company is built on stealing our past and current work...
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I'll being doing a crowdfunding campaign for legal fees, but that's going to be a long process. No amount of money that I can erase will stop the damage being done with misinformation and other attacks on myself and GrapheneOS. I don't know what to do about people duped by them.
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I am sorry to hear about this. Other than funding your campaigns, what else can I do to help?
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