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rofl

Well. Too much options to chose for downloads are still confusing to me ;-) 

Good, that indiedb is not your main landing page.

You can't recommend things without first knowing what processes they require.
Besides, I don't even have the authority to delete the files.

That you do not have control over your indiedb page is indeed a surprising information. Sounds strange.

But if indiedb were your main landing page, I would still point out to you, that this is unattractive for potential visitors, if they have to figure out, which is the correct current demo version of the game. If you only use indiedb as an archive site, the statistics of that site are even more unuseable.

There is a significant difference between downloads from IndieDB and those from itch.io:

They have thumbnails & descriptions, this greatly reduces confusion if executed correctly. 

Furthermore, they are also updatable, making it unnecessary to delete them and upload them again with the updated build.