I have been supporting the Kitteh project in what capacity I can since before Syscoin kicked off, and have been trying to hold a community group together, most of whom have no coding experience whatsoever. It was my full intention to be able to solve some of the difficulty algorithm issues with KGW, but a few months back my job moved from part- to full-time and many other activities have sucked what free time I thought I had, away from me. I don't spend much time on Bitcointalk, I regard it rather as a troll-room than a useful resource for coin activities, although I accept it has a use as a publicity platform, but that's not my interest - I'm an engineer (and techie) by day and night. Myself and the community (and Dano also) felt we needed a group of equals to influence to the coin's future, and with the small group we had, we managed to stave off a takeover bid by another party, a little while ago.

I look forward to Kitteh returning to its former strengths, but it will take time, and more community members to come forward to enable this to happen. I don't imagine I will have much of an active role going forward .. but if I can facilitate communication, co-ordinate and coerce, I shall be happy to do so, and we can make this coin something that will be valued and used and well-known and respected in the coin community once again.