>/r/tinypilot link in the footer leads to a locked sub, so it's kinda pointless.
Oh, thanks for catching that! I've been unhappy with reddit's direction ever since the 3rd-party APIs meltdown, and the subreddit was scattering our support resources, so I shut it down.
We have a dead link check as part of the build, but I guess it wasn't picking up an HTTP error from the locked sub.
* /r/tinypilot link in the footer leads to a locked sub, so it's kinda pointless.