If an algo can already be "attacked" by merge miners, then those merge miners can become native miners and attack it also. So it is better to change the algo completely if you really want a different way of mining it. But changing algos needs to be done properly, not just with a centralized group of developers handpicking new algos whenever they want. Anyway there is already a good amount of native mining going on for about half the algos. Argon2 is only merge mineable with Unitus which is a tiny coin, equihash still no merge mining happening with Zcash because it requires more understanding of the code. Only sha and scrypt are really dominated by other chains. Monero we don't have to follow, we can leave it as it is and follow them later on. So I don't know what you're complaining about, there is already a good mix of native and merge mining, and nothing needs fixing, except for the overflow bug which should be done soon. I already told you what I agree with / don't agree with, and I only want to work on something that supports my vision, I have no interest in working on sloppy code just for the purpose of pumping the price.