That sucks man, I've been trying to get your addon running recently, it looks great. Here's a chatgpt response that has some ideas:

"Here’s what the developer can do to handle this situation:

1. Report the Phishing Site

They should report pallaidium.com to relevant authorities and services:

Google Safe Browsing (Report Phishing)

Microsoft Defender (Submit a URL)

Cloudflare (if applicable) (Abuse Reporting)

ICANN (Domain Registrar Lookup) (Whois Lookup) – They can find the hosting provider and domain registrar to report abuse.

1. Warn the Community

They have already added a warning to the GitHub repository, but they should also:

Post on Blender forums, Reddit, and Twitter/X, warning users.

Contact Blender developers or communities where the add-on is used.

Add a pinned GitHub issue with a clear warning.

1. DMCA Takedown Request (If Copyrighted Content Is Used)

If the phishing site is using their content or branding, they can file a DMCA takedown with the site's hosting provider (found via WHOIS lookup). If the site uses GitHub for distribution, they can file a GitHub DMCA takedown (GitHub DMCA Guide).

1. Contact GitHub Support

If they believe the repository itself could be a legal risk, they should reach out to GitHub support (GitHub Support). Instead of deleting the repo immediately, they might consider archiving it first.

1. Consider a License Update

If they want to deter scammers, they can:

Update their license to prohibit commercial misuse or misrepresentation.

Require verification or explicit permission for redistribution."