Asking the same question for the 3rd time now in two weeks.
@jimblasko: why does Voxel need to be it's own blockchain, in particular a cripled blockchain that's controlled centrally and therefore pointless? You would have much less maintenance overhead, much more transparency, and real decentralization if you used tokens like Counterparty or Omni or Ethereum based tokens. It would also be much more simple for everyone to use and for exchanges to support. There are many good projects that use these tokens: Maidsafe, Synereo, Storj, Agoras... You may have future plans to implement custom features at blockchain level, but by then blockchain technology will have changed so much that your Litecoin fork will be totally obsolete anyway.
I'm highly convinced jimblasko either doesn't care or has no incentive, obligation or intellectual capital to provide the answers. Other team members at Voxelus don't care either. Your question should better be directed to Martin, the ceo of Voxelus or Halsey Minor whose name helped get investors. Those guys are nowhere to be seen, unless you can ask for a Slack invite and get accepted, so good luck getting answers
I questioned these people about why everyone had to "ask" for a slack invite and why they were not open to everyone by default instead just like other legitimate coins. I was dismissed as a fool and troll for asking this