Quote from: NewWolfDev on June 04, 2014, 05:36:41 PM

Hey guys,
   I'm still here. I decided to sit back and watch for a few days to see how the community felt about him returning. He looks to be the same old dev though and once again is gone from the forum. I said I did not want the coins destroyed because we needed to continue phase two with an active developer. Now we must rethink how we move forward from here. If you guys want the developer to turn WOLF over to me make it known in the forum. It has to be a community decision. I would like the other 80,000 WOLF along with all files and login information for all sites pertaining to WOLF. I do not want the 80k WOLF for myself I want them to prevent them from being dumped on us once we start rising. We can decide as a community how they will be used.

  The argument of me dumping them is ridiculous because we couldn't dump if we wanted to. I need your guys' support if we are going to take WOLF off the dev's hands. We will have an irc meeting and appoint people to different tasks along with a new ANN and information page for WOLF.

Please post in the forum what you would like so it is clear to the community. The dev has shown he is unreliable and in my opinion needs to turn WOLF over to the community. I would not make any moves without community approval, but do have some ideas for increasing the price.

Dev,

   I believe I am being more than generous by not releasing your personal information yet. However I will if the community decides WOLF should be turned over and you decide not to your information will be released.

I think the coin should have as many reliable devs as possible, whether that's the original dev or a team that you build. DCM launch did well because they launched with already developed features and credible dev team. There is a huge opportunity with WOLF right now, especially with some of the features already developed or in progress. A new ANN with some fresh ideas and features at launch could take WOLF down the Allcoin > Bittrex > Mintpal road if things go well.

My vote is for a reliable, responsive, dev team. The best way to go about that, not sure.