Yes, it does say that. The main site is still only half-hearted about Low Carb.
Reasons for this include donations from Tesco (who make more money by selling ultra-processed food) and that the Diabetes.org.uk charity sponsored the DIRECT studies which Prof. Roy Taylor conducted (from which the mainly shakes based 'Newcastle diet' came).
Their attached Forum, however, has a fairly similar mix to the one here. Partly because I and others from here have been posting there for 4 yrs or more and our T2 Diabetes Remission journeys have been accepted and duplicated.
Strictly speaking they are correct that long term Low Carb (as practised by me) probably isn't needed. There are other ways of keeping Carbs and weight down! Instead you can have bariatric surgery (though some find ways to cheat that and lose the benefit); you can do successive periodic Ultra Low Calories diets (Newcastle on and off for the rest of your life); you can do serious Fasting - not time Restricted Eating, I mean fasting for days at a time.
But unless you keep both weight and carbs lower than before you developed T2D you will have to keep repeating whatever you used.
I know of 2 members of the other forum who claim T2D cure - not remission since they say that their insulin resistance has gone. In both cases they credit DIRECT, but although they claim to be able to eat 'normally' they are eating a modified version of 'EatWell' - not the way they did before being diagnosed with T2.