Look at you, replying in an actual rational manner. Good on you. I’ll try to do the same. Might even follow you back if you keep it up.

Looks like the images displayed in the feed, at least on the web app, are served from their media cache. I don’t know the technical reason for why they do this, so I won’t speculate. But it’s a far stretch, and intellectually dishonest, for you to flagrantly claim that they are changing people’s content. Do you have any examples of actual content being changed? If you copy the note text or the raw event, even on the web app, it contains the original media links, not the links from the caching service, because no one can change the event that you cryptographically signed when you published it.

At the end of the day, you have the option to not use any client you don’t like. I use multiple, and I’ve had zero issues with the any client, including Primal, altering the events I’ve published. If any client were to do that, then it shouldn’t be used. But I don’t see any evidence that Primal is doing what you claim it’s doing.