There's a reason it's illegal for company executives to trade on the knowledge of what's going on inside their organization - they could fleece shareholders. In the 'real' world the release of information that could affect the value of a publicly held security is highly regulated. NO such regulations exist in the crypto-currency world.
I agree with syncsam.
Also Crypto-currency is a new industry and at present only growing due to the release of information. until it becomes an established industry without information the customers (us) will slowly think of moving to a product (coin) where we have confidence that work is being done to promote it and move it forward - by being given information and being transparent.
Without us there is no demand for the coin, and it doesn't matter what the dev's have done, no one will invest in a coin that has no demand.
If this was an organisation with a product they would want to keep it in the lime light and keep releasing teasers (without giving away their stategies), to keep everyone interested and expecting. Look at any product iphone, galaxy tab et c. ALL bring it to the publics eye before it is even close to release just so they know it's there and about to come.
No one has asked for anything even close to insider trading - just a quick acknowledgement that the Devs are there and haven't abandoned us.
As it has already been said it's unprofessional of them not to respond.
People keep saying wait and see but they have as much information as the rest of us - so they are just hoping and wishing.
One guy has been on a conference calls and heard the dev's and relayed information but unless it comes from them directly it's all just rumours and rumours are not facts.
Anyone can make up rumours. Is this just a rumour?
Then again he hasn't told us anything new except "wait and see".