He changed to *provably fair. server/client/nonce*. Thats why i said scam. No one believes in this provably fair
You still repeat this despite not adding sensible details to back your claim. I don't know how you prioritise your careful use of words, I guess it goes a long way as some careless declaration could be so insensitive and misleading. Has he even launched the site to ascertain whether he's right or wrong with the provably fair remarks?
This is a business, the least you can do to support a startup is to be fair.
I think it's high time you stop wasting your energy on ops like this, because their aim is not to get any ratification for the issues they don't have any issues, all their after is to create funds around new projects by spreading meaningless lies and claiming fake things without providing any evidence to back their claim up at some point and this is annoying enough since there have failed to provide evidence on several occasions when asked for.
So the best thing for such ops is to put them on my ignore list to avoid seeing further posts from them.