Well, the iodé-team is small and the time required to support iodé ROMs is huge. For this reason, there is unfortunately far too little time for external communication than would be appropriate for iodéOS.
Response waiting times, even for trivialities, of sometimes several (6) days here in the form serve the Image of iodé just as little as the neglected communication channel XDA developers along with the classic social media channels Follow us. Via the fast-moving Matrix / Telegram Messenger (iodé Beta Testers), communication works better, but the internal clarity is poor and is no treat for a friend of the language like me. The communication channel on github, on the other hand, is pleasantly clear but sparsely frequented.
Well, iode refined the open source code of Lineage Android Distribution with unique value-added features and builds my favourite LineageOS fork. I’ve already installed iodéOS on all supported devices except Fairphone. And if one day there is an iodé GSI from Toulouse 
I’ll be one of the first to install it. So far, I’m using the GSI from my neighbour in Paris.