Greasy Fork

Dear moderator, I think your decision was wrong, and here's why:
The metadata clearly specifies the sites in the @connect line, to which the userscript will connect using GM.xmlHttpRequest. The user sees this before installation. Therefore, the note about the uninformativeness of the userscript is not a reason for deletion.

Moreover, to satisfy your note, I made this script look informative for any user. I wrote in the script code (line 38-40) and in the description on the script page in Greasyfork text informing about the type of userscript.

Moreover, redirector scripts do not require a warning about how this works. For many years, Greasyfork has allowed the use of this type of scripts. Proof - https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts?q=ogario , https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/469014-private-v7/code
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/29029-iomods/code

Thus, the author highlights the operating principle for each user of the userscript.

If you have any additional questions about the Delta userscript, please let me know.

Thanks, Alex.