I hope @MrCrank takes note of this discovery and makes proper amends. Getting associated with a possible scam project raises eyebrows but managers are also human and mistakes can happen.
Also worth noting is how they managed to look for a whitepaper that replicated the Ukraine support sentiment. Either way, I condemn the use of the fact that a certain country is at war and some scammer is attempting to collect funds in the fake lines of supporting that country.
It shows how blindly the bounty hunters join projects without doing an inch of research. As far as I know, many used bots to apply in bounty threads at one time.
I've sent a PM to @MrCrank since this discovery and there hasn't even been a response, not only that I've also found a plagiarism project promoted by @MrCrank again. My PM hasn't been replied to until now even though he's been active every day.
He seemed to ignore what I was up to, too sad for an unprofessional manager.
That's what worries me when the war is still going on but there are projects taking advantage of this situation but in reality they just want to take money not to help.