In fact, if the entire comment were just the third paragraph, it would be just fine.
I usually just flag and move on, i probably should have done that here too, but i stand by what's left of my comment post-edit.
https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
That kind of thing has poisonous systemic effects. It's not worth it.
https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
Btw, I agree with you on the underlying point. But how one goes about making right points is exceedingly important. It may be more important than wrongness, although that's an unfashionable perspective at the moment.
If a repo claims to be something that it isn't, you can complain (to the extent that it's polite and that your complaint might well be ignored regardless). Better yet would be to contribute.
The last repository whose quality-to-claimed-usefulness ratio was bad enough that it got me to complain, I now maintain. Be the change you want to see, instead of muttering about man-hours.
You know what the worst thing about open source actually is? People who aren't owed anything, demanding to only see high quality code for their free enjoyment.
Seriously, this is a neat clearly proof of concept tool for a video game that is entirely about wasting time.