First time poster, long time lurker ...

Gamerholic,

I am glad you've made it clear that your willing to listen to community feedback. But here's the thing, a lot of the "community" piping up in this thread are people trying to FUD. One is a direct competitor, another is a "noob" who wants you to send him money to fix a coin that isn't broken, and the rest are angry kids who may have lost some money mining.

There was one legitimate fork that happened during the launch. Considering the amount of hash that was thrown towards mining your coin (a record amount if I'm not mistake), it's not all that unexpected that something went awry. Subsequent fork were caused by a bad actor trying to bully the dev into choosing the fork that that actor was mining on initially ... looking at you c-cex. Look at Darkcoin, potentially one of the bigger coins this year, they had multiple forks and all were resolved without issue. A fork isn't the end of the world. It sucks because people lose a bit of money (like I did) but all that it means is that the ROI is a bit lower than it might have been otherwise ... Again, not a huge deal.

I understand that you are trying to be professional and please your customers, but unfortunately a great deal of BCT is comprised of trolls and bad actors and what's worse is that often they tend to be the loudest and most outspoken. This is probably one of the reasons why so many coin launches are no longer announced on BCT.

Moving forward, don't oblige trolls because they are not the community, people like USEcoincommunity, Edser, myself and scores of others are (thought I don't intend on going through 30 pages to compile a comprehensive list)
Keep the coins (they are good), ignore the trolls (and let your dev deal with'em), and just get back to business as usual as nothing is wrong.