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@milady133: there is no need to send screenshots or a debug log. I found the problem. It is similar to what you expected, but in CC itself. CC uses the translated form of Yes and No everywhere except for one place: the database query that used a hard-coded "yes". Because "si" does not equal "yes", the query searches for the equivalent of no. I fixed this problem.
The problem is complicated by another problem I found that raises its head if user is running CC in a language different from the system language. In that case "Yes" and "No" were sometimes translated to the system language and sometimes translated to the application language. If you had tried to run CC in English to see if the problem went away you would have fallen over this bug, as I did during my testing. I fixed this problem as well.
I will make a release as some point. Other people are almost certainly falling over this problem, even if they aren't reporting it.
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