LOL.... Ya... Maaza was traded for above 15,000 and then above 7,000, and hit a rock bottom of 2000 which was an considered a good price to buy low and waited for the gradual rise. It then crossed all barriers of imagination and went to 800 "temporarily". It was a steal back then, because even if it climbed back to its previous low of 2000, that would've been tripple the investment returned. It then reached 400 without any mercy. Now it is available for 75 sats.... and this was for a coin on all the biggest exchanges including Mintpal, Cryptsy, Poloniex and more at a time when country coins were just getting popular.

So ya.... I would say that the "optimism" is strong in this one, and french forums and android wallets are indeed going to save the coin 

I would focus on more practical things like a donation drive to bribe exchanges, etc. Munity just recently got on poloniex 2 days back, and the net hash rate more than trippled and still climbing. The difficulty is picking up and you can already see the buy pressure coming up from "early adopters" because its ridiculously low at the moment. And believe me when I tell you, Quebecoin is way more popular than Muniti, but the difference was that the dev was always responsive to questions and active on the forum. There was a certain level of basic transparency and the people were constantly in the know how about updates and stuff. For them it was all news about the airdrop and how that was proceeding... whatever... the community was backing up the coin because they were in the loop.