Update: Team is working hard and very active behind the project. There is new commit in GitHub and also Dev has answered some of the questions.
Addressing some concerns:
@Cryptorobert
Q: "how would people access their data on the blockchain when server is down?"
A: We have an open source data parser for the TWIST blockchain:
https://github.com/TWISTproject/twist-data-json-generator/This parser produces JSON objects of the encrypted data, all that is needed once you have this data is to derive the encryption keys from your private keys. We'll open source this key derivation code soon so you can be assured that you have access to your data even if our servers are offline.
@libert
Q: "Could you guys sort out the difference between balances on wallet and explorer?"
A: We've answered this before - a lot of the time any discrepancies in balances are because once a transaction has been made from a wallet, any leftover coins from the transaction are sent to to a 'change' address (i.e. another address that you own). This is the way most blockchain based coins operate and it's a feature that helps to enhance the security of the user by obscuring the coins they own. For example, this means that while your wallet as a whole may have a balance of 100 coins, 80 coins are in your main address and 20 of those coins are in a change address and so upon looking at the balance for your main address on an explorer, it appears you only have 80 coins.
@JoeyVV
Q: "My wallet said offline. Cant sync with the blockchain. For 2 days now. What can i do to fix that?"
A: If it's still persisting i'd recommend going into your appdata/roaming/TWIST folder and deleting everything except wallet.dat then start the wallet and allow it to sync fully. This may take a long time!
GitHub
TWISTproject/twist-data-json-generator
A console based application which detects and parses TWIST transactions with auxiliary data, producing a JSON file with the organised results. - TWISTproject/twist-data-json-generator
@altay76
Q: "What's going on, my web wallet show empty transaction history"
A: Apologies for this, our electrum server which is used by the web wallet had crashed. We have now restarted the server and the web wallet is running smoothly again. Your coins were always safe. If this happens again, you can check your address balances on the block explorer to ensure that your coins are still there.
@Blades / @vcxv
vcxv is correct, it looks like someone must have signed up to the airdrop with multiple accounts, and had not touched their coins until now.