I do remember you asking, but i also recall it being "fixed" - therefore logs would no longer be required-- that is why you did not get them---
As mentioned in the example by SockPuppets - 7% daily on those staking is significant - i think I read that someone with 25,000 coins is staking currently-- that person will stake more in a day than most people have ---
Here's where I said I found the problem:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11483383That was 2 hours for someone to get me a log file. No one did.
I'm not blaming anyone here, just saying that this is a two way street. The more involved a community is, the better the coin.
The guys who got a stake in early do have an advantage, but really, even 10% of 1% of the cap is about 0.02 BTC right now. That's really not much.
I'm here to fix this coin and make it work. All big coins have problems early on. The coins that never get big are the ones where the devs run away from problems.
By the time I saw the call for debug logs for the first bug, was when you said you already found the problem. By the time I saw you working on the second bug, MakeBelieve was already posting his debug file. I would have tried to help if I had saw it in time.
Can't win with this line of thinking, on either side though. Investors buy coins, withdrawal them to stake, and go AFK because they are just investors, not devs. Devs are treated like slave labor and called scammers for daring to profit off their work, and when they ask for help monetarily or with technical stuff, no one wants to pitch in.
EDIT: Anyway, don't worry about all that. Just prioritize pushing the fork to align with the end of POW as closely as possible to avoid FUD! Get to work slave!
That would definitely help out the majority of us who have had our coins staking since the 2 day waiting period was over and still haven't received a single reward yet 
