This one.
It's nonsense.
Best case scenario would be to work with the project author to either resolve the issues it might have or remove it voluntarily if it's irredeemable.
I do sometimes see projects with critical issues reported in the comments section that have had no response even after a long time, and so have likely been abandoned by the author. In this case, I think the best approach would be to submit a report via Arduino's contact form:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/contact-us
That will bring the issue to the attention of the people who are able to do something about it and create a ticket in the support system that allows the issue to be tracked and you to get updates on its progress.
I was able to do this with another project that was fatally flawed: Error in the code - Programming Questions - Arduino Forum in this case, the situation was a bit different because the issue had already been reported in the comments and a year had passed without it being resolved. Since I felt that the author had been given more than enough time to fix it and the project had no value with the essential code missing. I went straight to requesting its removal.
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