Serena, the robustness of the Dero daemon is a great sentiment, but telling people to focus on the good is not how business works. You have to keep your customers and shareholders happy which is a fickle thing. You can have the best product in the world but people will always want more. In my work I do not see that as a burden, but as a blessing. People are so interested in the project theyre willing to spend their own free time to communicate what they are hoping for/thinking about. What would be much worse is radio silence about the issues.
I can appreciate where you're coming from, and with respect, I think you misunderstood. I was giving people like yourself a greater insight to how Dero's team thinks and operates.
The actual issue you're talking about is not insignificant but on the grand scheme, there are more (critically) important issues to address first. An example would be the multiple large vulnerabilities still prevalent across a number of networks, not just CryptoNote based networks.
Changing the PoW is a quality of life issue, and one that is going to be addressed shortly.
Fixing network security and stability is a critical issue that had to be addressed first. Making sure that this is entirely resolved is a large part of what Dero-Atlantis is built for.
I felt (and still do) that pointing out a silver lining was appropriate for the circumstances.