Thanks for the reply.  Sorry for my tone.  I take freedom of speech and selective enforcement of subjective moral rules very seriously.  Hopefully you treat intolerance towards minorities the same way you treat intolerance towards majorities and vice versa.  Allow intolerance towards Clinton supporters if intolerance towards Trump supporters is allowed, etc.
If all intolerance and hatred is actively removed regardless of which demographic is being intolerant and which demographic is being targeted, I don't see hypocrisy there.

Is it possible to implement a system that publicly lists information about content that was removed and why?  That would allow independent users to verify your claims that moderation based on content is rare.

Based on the games I currently see in the store, it appears that there is content that is intolerant of certain demographics while there is little content intolerant of others.  This could just be that content creators with a certain political agenda are more prolific than others.

Seeing which content has been removed would be helpful in determining bias.

I wholeheartedly agree with you finalbossblues.

Itch.io had such great potential and fills a niche that is desperately needed.  But this policy (and the use of the term "safe space") reeks of SJW propaganda.  That niche has already been filled by existing marketplaces.  What we need is a marketplace that is good for indie developers while also not playing morality police.

On a non-Ubuntu system (Gentoo) I was able to replicate this by doing the following:

Grab the file libstdc++6_7.2.0-1ubuntu1-16.04_amd64.deb from the repo manually.
https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-toolchain-r/+archive/ubuntu/test/+files/libstdc++6...

Extract the deb by using deb2targz (or you can use the ar command)

Move the freshly extracted file ./usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6.0.24 to your deceiver directory

ln -s libstdc++.so.6.0.24 libstdc++.so.6

Execute the game by typing the following in the deceiver directory

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./deceiver

Edit: Game launches, but gives a message about requiring the itch app.

Since we have to use the itch app, we should do the above in the itch dir for the game:

~username/.config/itch/apps/Deceiver/

Put the libstdc++.so.6 symlink in that dir
Move the deceiver binary to deceiver.bin (or something)
mv deceiver deceiver.bin

Now make a shell script to set up the LD stuff and name it deceiver, and chmod it 755

#!/bin/bash

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:. ./deceiver.bin

I'm eager to hear an update regarding linux support for this title :)
I'm a backer.

Any thoughts on making a linux version?

No worries. I can play around with it whenever you get to it :)

Neat! Okay, I've bought the game and am eager to give a test build a test :)

Looks like a neat game, can you post a linux test build? :)

This game is amazing so far and I can't wait to be able to play it with my buddies on the couch on SteamOS :)

Neat, well it appears to work well under Linux. Gentoo, 64bit, nvidia. There are some oddities but I haven't been able to reproduce them reliably yet.

Where do you want bugs reported? :)

Looks neat! Does it have a linux build?

I really enjoyed this game. Since it is free, everyone should give it a shot.

I'd definitely buy an expanded version :) (Thanks for the linux support!)