@Cryptsy_Jim & @BitJohn
Why are so many wallets in maintenance?
I count more than 30!
We don't de-list coins typically but that doesn't mean they are all good investments. Many are block chain issues and it takes time for developers to fix them. Though about 15 of them were all from re-scans being done on those wallets and it takes time. As you cane imagine we have some of the busiest wallets for each and every one of those altcoins. I Asked Mullick about it and the scans and maintence should be done on about 20 wallets today so should make you happy.
Why do you need so long to update a wallet?
For example AsiaCoin... The wallet on bter seems okay.
We maintain hundreds of wallets and have many coins. Coin developers make assumptions like they can push a hard fork with an hours notice. Or they make a change that affects how a coin works in general. These things take time. When a coin averages 0.01 BTC volume, and it needs a time intensive wallet upgrade its going to take longer than a high volume coin since the majority of customers will be affected by the high volume coin outage. Best explanation I have.
Recommendation being make sure developers keep Mullick informed well ahead of time on changes you make.
And why are some of the guys with the blue names from the cryptsy chat unfriendly or ignore me if i ask about a status of a wallet or a feature of your website?
I only asked how long you guys need to finish the maintenance of the AsiaCoin wallet, i cant find a concrete information about this on your website!
They shouldn't be unfriendly. I will correct that
One of the blue named guys with a crown said, i should write a support ticket if i have questions.
But why i should? The chat is the simplest way to get in contact, to ask someone.
Why do you have this people in the chat? For trolling and talk about the weather only?
Most of the blue names in chat are volunteer moderators. Everyone in the company has a role and really only Mullick knows at any one given time why a wallet is in what state.