The correct vote is an obvious no. The only people who voted yes are upset they missed the IPO boat. I am upset I missed the boat too, but I at least I can humbly admit it. Nxt was crowd funded at a time where multiple scam coins/IPOs were being released daily. It is not their fault only a few community members found merit in their vision, and trusted in the implementation of that vision.

Nxt has been one of the most innovative developments in Cryptocoins in recent years. Not only in terms of innovation, but in terms of implementation too. A lot of white papers and idea have been published, and occasionally they are make it to a public release. It is rare that an idea is actually implemented and released to the public efficiently.

Cryptocoin 1.0 was Bitcoin, Peercoin, Devcoin, Namecoin, Litecoin, Freicoin, Etc. (insert all coins here that copied Bitcoin/Litecoin code and changed a few parameters and the name)

Nxt was on the front-wave of initial Cryptocoin 2.0 releases. I consider the Cryptocoin 2.0 wave to be pretty much over by now. Cryptocoin 2.0 was projects that enhance Bitcoin in a major way rather than just changing the name and parameters. Other 2.0 projects include Mastercoin, Nxt, Bitshares, Maidsafe, Ethereum, Dash, CryptoNote Coins, VPNCoin, Ripple, Cryptonite, NuShares, Vericoin, Myriadcoin, Hunter Coin, etc.... Cryptocoin 2.0 encompasses all Cryptocoins that were the first to innovate and/or improve Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) in their own unique and innovative way.

IMO- now we will see many Cryptocoin 3.0 projects popping up with improvements to core 2.0 technologies and/or Cryptocoins which efficiently combine multiple Cryptocoin 2.0 technologies. We are already seeing improvements on 2.0 technologies with things like Confidential Transactions, networks that can process a high number of transfers per minute, etc. Also already existing/in development Cryptocoin 2.0 projects with innovations such as value-pegged Cryptocoins, decentralized markets, email, chat, web hosting, file sharing, securities issuance, privacy, games, smart contracts, blockchain trimming, etc.... I speculate Cryptocoin 3.0 projects will have all of these features merged into one Cryptocoin.

Some Cryptocoin 1.0 projects will transform into Cryptocoin 2.0 projects, and some Cryptocoin 2.0 projects will transform into Cryptocoin 3.0 projects. I see Nxt as being in a good position to be one of those that merges into a 3.0 project, as they are already well on their way with all of the features it has. There have been very few development teams that have walked the walk around here, and Nxt is one of those few.