1. there is an active fork for catcoin in the wild right now, listed in the OP, and has been announced in the catcoin thread without regard to the catcoin community.
2. As discussed in the previous posts, one single user is promoting the fork. The fork continues to be actively debated in the catcoin thread.
3. the low network hashrate of catcoin may make this coin vulnerable to 51% attack. this has been actively discussed in the catcoin thread.
These issues concern prospective catcoin investors, and will affect the decisions of miners where to point their rigs.
disclaimer: I own some catcoin. CAT:BTC @ .00028513 (cryptsy)
How do you know this fork is 'in the wild'?
Can you identify which catcoind version strings, or IP addresses of nodes running this code?
If you are 'not a dev', then you should either:
a) become one, download the code, and help test it, and understand how checkpoints work, which mitigate the risk of a 51% attack
or
b) provide some hashrate, particularly to one of the p2pools, during high difficulty periods to prevent a 51% attack.
c) wait, and hold