I don't understand your viewpoint. This work isn't being done by your local authorities and isn't an alternative action to their providing help. It provides cl

I don't understand your viewpoint. This work isn't being done by your local authorities and isn't an alternative action to their providing help. It provides clear potential benefits (if it performs as well as implied) for numerous people at risk in the world, which is a substantial goal that can be at least be applied in places that do have better forms of assistance. Perhaps if your local authorities do eventually implement better protocols, this will be of use for future suicidal residents there as well. I understand that you're trying to raise awareness for the lack of help from authorities, but it seems awfully dismissive of work that seemingly has nothing to do with the first problem.