The statement that delisting the coin will hurt "legitimate" bagholders is a bit of a fallacy.
First, there are other exchanges trading it (Mineral LOL) so it's not like the bagholders would have an issue getting rid of it. So why should Cryptsy put its reputation or whatever is left of it on the line. Let the shadier exchanges deal with it.
Second, for the existing bagholders to salvage their investment somebody has to be buying that coin. And it being listed on Cryptsy unfortunately might imply some sort of credibility to some customers. Again, why should Cryptsy be part of that and potentially enable new people to be drawn into this debacle.
There is probably a way to wind this down amicably, for example Cryptsy could label the coin with a gaudy warning and give it a few weeks before delisting.
Suchmoon, Another a$$whole who does not care about anyone but himself that refuses to lose the destroy XPY battle.
You might want to re-read what I posted. Nowhere did I mention destroying XPY nor could I possibly do that even if I wanted. As long as you have a working wallet the coin will be alive.
The question is do you want new muggles to be dragged into this. You seem to want that. I don't.