@swiftraitor
Did you even read the thread? It's all transparent, and it's pretty clear what happened
Misunderstanding/Communication problems between freelancer and employer - it happens all the timeThisWeeksCoin wrote it nicely, so I will quote him here
I've been witness and these are the facts:
1.- Josh agreed to make the coin for 0.2 BTC
3.- Josh delivered the coin working fine.
4.- Then the BTCtalkcoin guy asked him to get a refund threatening to give him bad reputation if he didn't do it.
5.- Josh told him there wasn't a reason to give him a refund since the coin was delivered working
6.- The BTCtalkcoin guy insisted.
7.- Josh told him the only way he would give him the 0.2 BTC back was if he returned the IPO money to all the investors
Conclusion: The BTCtalkcoin guy is just a desperate greedy pig.
BTW: I told Josh not to deal with Indians without escrow.
1) templar77, Don't generalize people. With your comment you're showing that you're a racist. I know what you mean with that comment, but others don't.
I know many good "Indians". We're people after all.
2) loljosh, was your product fully functional? Including staking after the block that dev told you he wanted it to start?
What were the issues he had?
a) You may ask from him to apologize for his stupidity, but you can't tell him to refund people. It's his business. Same thing if someone did that for your services, if something went wrong. ( Which seems something was wrong with that
IPO coin )
3) BCCDev, get a life. You didn't give him your virginity. People flip 0.2btc in 10 minutes for fun on mintpal.
Your attitude is not good. That's why all this fuss was created. Approach people with a calm attitude. Good luck in the future.
( Yes, you paid him to do something, but that doesn't mean that you
own him. )
What really happened here is:
Misunderstanding.
-TWC
All of that doesn't matter now.
What matters is that coin is being worked on, and from here on its only UP! 
) and mistakes happen. We are all people, we all do mistakes.