I get your pain man.  The new HTMLCOIN exists as the currency in a shared network where we will create tokens.  As such, and in some peoples definitions this actually makes it a token itself.

We aren't so precious about it in reality and often swap between the two phrases, we only called it 'coin' to define it as the currency token in the mainnet deployment of HTMLCOIN.... a bit like the QTUM mainet token about to swap from the QRC20 token.