No code changes and inflammatory/defamatory blog posts aren’t a good way to build a community. If you had shown some code that solves a real problem SQLite has,

No code changes and inflammatory/defamatory blog posts aren’t a good way to build a community. If you had shown some code that solves a real problem SQLite has, then people would take you seriously. But if all your “contributions” consist of ideas that 99% of SQLite users won’t need, and a few text files, your project doesn’t look too serious to me.