Is Memmy's creator Gavin Kasdorf an ISIS radical? - LemmyWorld

I know this sounds strange. This could be totally innocent, but I’m bringing it to people’s attention. Whenever I use new software from Github I try to learn a bit about the coders. In the case of Memmy, according to Github, it’s Gavin Kasdorf [https://github.com/gkasdorf]. When I signed up for the IOS Testflight it said that the creator was Gavin Casdorph. Strange, I thought and looked up that name. That’s what led me to this Anchorage Daily News article [https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/crime-courts/2022/08/09/alaska-man-who-posed-as-isis-inspired-radical-and-threatened-to-bomb-pennsylvania-college-sentenced-to-5-years-in-prison/] and one from the Philadelphia Inquirer [https://www.inquirer.com/news/lafayette-alaska-gavin-lee-casdorph-william-mcswain-bomb-threat-twitter-20200420.html] An Alaska man who threatened to detonate bombs at Lafayette College in 2018, and pledged allegiance to ISIS. It’s not a common name so seemed strange When the app was finally released on iTunes it contained the name Gavin Casdorph, again, in the listing [https://i.imgur.com/qsiFus2.png] (check on the cached Google results page). But now when you check the iTunes Gavin’s name is gone, and it’s listed as Culivio LLC [https://i.imgur.com/QR8ffyT.png]. Are they trying to hide something? This all seems suspicious, and before I trust the app I was wondering if anyone knew the real story behind this. Is this the same person? Why the differing names in the Itunes store and on Github?