My "NEMO" firmware and my friends' Azur firmware seem to be experiencing a flood of libelous comments and negative reviews due to some extremely childish drama. Is there any way to clean up spam comments within M5Burner? Can firmware maintainers be given the ability to remove comments?

https://github.com/n0xa/m5stick-nemo

I saw the other thread where it's mentioned G0 is being pulled high. I am not doing anything special, using the M5Stack-supplied arduino IDE libraries (and some additional ones for functionality), but nothing that would be interfering with GPIO. I have only on very rare occasion had to short pin G0 (via the m5stick headers or the G0 button on the cardputer) to get it out of a strange state.

If someone could give me some pointers on what the likely cause is, I can address it.

Someone told me that they could no longer see my firmware in M5Burner. When I logged in, I saw that many, but not all, of my firmware had been marked unpublished but not deleted. Any idea why?

You'll need to re-upload the factory firmware. I think I saw someone uploaded it 3rd party in M5Burner. If not, I ripped a clean copy of my firmware and I'll share it tomorrow. Just click "ALL" and then search "cardputer" in the search box on the M5Burner app.

I need to update the firmware for one of the Stick C Plus apps I made., and I cannot login to the M5Burner from Windows or Linux. Linux tells me it's receiving a 504 error which is usually a CDN or reverse proxy timing out.