1) Anyone can make a coin
2) I have been trying to help, as you can see on the last several pags. It's an uphill battle and quite unproductive for me. I prefer to take action and get things done for the benefit of the community.
3) I am still here, willing to help in whatever way that I can
Would you like to lead the project to re-develop the X11 wallet, or at least be on the team?
I have asked this question several times in the past week, but no one is interested in helping. Only:
1) screaming
2) complaining
3) other nefarious things
4) observing
There has been some good feedback, but what we need right now is action. Are you willing to join the X11 team to help?
I have been a project manager for 10 years and would be happen to do what needs to be done, you have never asked me. I just don't like getting run over when I bought millions of the Karma coin now I get shafted that is why I'm pissed. I want to make the current Karma coin work and I'm happy to run the project or be part of the team but I have never given a green light for moving to ETH platform and oppose that unless we all agree on how our stake in old Karma works. This need to be fair that's all I'm saying.
Now if we can all swap the coins or something I'm ok with that lets just do something fair.
I think this is being mis-understood a big. Let's take an example and say you own 1,000,000 Dogecoin. Then, someone comes out with LiteDoge. Should you:
1) get upset because a Dogecoin community member create LiteDoge; or
2) continue to work on Dogecoin?
There's absolutely nothing barring you from participating in both communities or holding coins of both. That's the way cryptocurrency works and one of the many things that makes it interesting to get involved with.
Your coins are still there. They are still valid.
I will continue to help classic Karma where I can, as I've stated several times.
So, is there a reason to be upset at these developments? Probably not. Actually, I'm happy that you're able to help. But your first task may be to get others organized and behind the effort. You're the first volunteer to get classical Karma up and running again.
Of course, I have not asked each person directly. However, I have asked the community as a whole several times. (A much more efficient and practical way, as I'm sure you know.)