I think a few articles on well established (financial/ tech) websites and magazines will be so much more powerful then any connection in the Bitcoin community. Although they might get you these articles quicker I think this is something which should and will expand far beyond the regular bitcoin community so I wouldn't care too much on who knows who in the bitcoin circle but rather get the eyes and ears of some well established financial heavyweights .

I'd be happy to Escrow for anyone if needed but I guess it's better if an admin should appoint some 'official' Escrow people who are trustworthy.  Bo Shen ran a skype group which was a good place to buy and sell but not sure if it's still up and running.

I do like the technical aspects of this project but do not see the need for using it. It contradicts twitters goal of sharing information for everybody to see. Yeah  ok it is decentralized, secure and anonymous but I think these functions would have better suited another type of project.

Nice but they clearly state:

WARNING: Virtual Money Mining is NOT allowed on Public Cloud Servers.
Please use Dedicated Server for Such Purposes. Thank you.

That's great , give it a couple of days and you'll find your way around easy. The founder Id you were talking about in your post was meant to bid on certain names and to help fund development of Keyhotee. This is not possible anymore at this stage but you can create a profile and start sending messages to others using their public key but only the founder id's will be saved and 'engraved' into the genesis block when Keyhotee launches. However you'll be just fine because when it launches you can mine as many identities as you want and if you're there at the beginning big chances are that they won't already be taken.

Yea that's what I thought as well , looking forward to see some specs of this device.

I understand it's hard to give daily updates, after all the majority won't be interested in every little bug fix or small new feature in the likes of 'Look now you can add a hyperlink to a message'. On the other hand people are desperately waiting for a steady release and might get impatient or look somewhere else if there aren't any updates available. That being said I think there are better ways for people to solve this then to start a flame thread which might make things worse.

Maybe it's an idea to just create a simple list online (split in work items and bugfixes) build from your todo list and break it down to easy to digest parts so it's clear for everyone, if possible even with an expected delivery date. Whenever something is finished just mark it as completed and point the people to the updated document online once or twice a week. So at least it's clear what's to come and where you're standing in the development process.

Note to my self: I have to do this as well for KIDARC