Why the fuck should we do that? These people need to learn the hard way. Fuck the new and old devs of this most legendary scam. Fuck the people who held onto it even after it was abundantly clear that the preceding was true of it. There are plenty of deserving coins for these people to migrate to.

You want Proof of Stake? Peercoin, Netcoin, and others have implemented that algorithm without scamming anybody.

You want a great community? Dogecoin, Potcoin, and others have built those.

You want utility? Bitcoin and Litecoin seem to have it above all others.

If Paycoin doesn't die, what lesson does that teach the up and coming scam artist? Josh Garza may as well have written a book on how to deceive the crypto world. We're here to say that we do not accept it, and no, we will not abide its continued existence.

The same community wants to do a hard fork? Good for them. They should do it and wash themselves clean, start from scratch, with some real, deep thought on why they're doing it, why their coin is necessary, what their goals are, and how they intend to not let history repeat itself. The new coin should start from scratch. Not pick up where it left off. It should succeed on its own merit, not lies and a magical supply of money that doesn't actually exist. Probably a good idea to name it something completely different, like LearnCoin or BumpCoin or something.

A fool and his money are soon parted. I've never seen this proven in a more applicable way than with the Paycoin saga. We don't owe them peace of mind. We don't owe them a chance to start anew. We owe it to the community at large to, if they decide to proceed with this hardfork and all the nonsense you're on about, make sure that every single person who might invest in this continuation of the scam knows full and well its history. Then only new fools will contribute, and we can take comfort in the knowledge that we did the best we could for them.