>>61652
Because Heyuri's #1 problem has always been the lack of a dedicated developer who can fix bugs, patch security holes, work on spam prevention, etc.

For a long time now, we've basically been riding in car going downhill with no brakes - sometimes it crashes and kuz can beat it with a stick until it starts up again, but that won't necessarily work as time goes on. Server software changes, browsers kill off things that used to work but are now considered unsafe, new vunerabilities are found and exploited, new spambots are made - the world does not stand still for Heyuri!

Using a script that is actively maintained means we wouldn't have to worry about that stuff - we can just report any issues we come across to the maintainer and let them deal with it