One of the newer things on the dev branch is the ability to condense liquid honey into honey blocks.
The problem is that honey blocks can be uncrafted into honey bottles, which can then be drained and used to make more honey blocks, producing infinite bottles. Granted, bottles aren't the most overpowered thing, but they require glass, which can be limiting.

The other thing is infinite water (oh no!). In minecraft, you can fill a cauldron with three bottles of water, and then fill a bucket from that cauldron. Using Create, you can drain the bucket and then fill some bottles and refill the cauldron with 250 mb left over. I'm aware that this is a really minor reason to break away from the forge standard and fixing it would cause a whole bunch of incompatibility with other mods, but I still wanted to point it out. I think this becomes more important when dealing with mods that let you input other liquids into the cauldron.

I know both of these are pretty minor, i just thought I'd point them out.

I'm not a dev and haven't played any of the new stuff in the dev branch, but currently, to turn honey blocks into honey bottles it requires 4 bottles in the recipe, and when turning those bottles back into a honey block (I know you can just do that with liquid honey in dev) it gives 4 empty bottles back, thus no bottles are gained or lost in the process.

The water issue I assume is intended, because you can do the same thing in vanilla, you are just unable to automate it.

Ok so apparently I'm an idiot and the honey thing is a non-issue (and crafted with 4 bottles, not 9). Also, the water thing doesn't affect gameplay at all and is just driving my inner perfectionist crazy. I'm just gonna close the issue