I agree with the analysis. Some of our very top promoters are keeping their powder dry. Don't blame them.
(Would we really want to drive a bunch of new traffic to the old wallet and train them to use it anyway? No, the decision by marketers to wait is prudent. Just inconvenient.)
Writing tools to do referrals early would have delayed launch, so we chose not to. Ultimately, we are playing this game for the long haul and so we generally don't do things only to affect short term market price. Natually, we hope folks will be excited about all the new partnerships, but even they can't affect things until they get integrated with a working 2.0.
So all our focus must be on that and so you see the lull in the action. One would expect that when these issues go away so will the lull.
That's the good news.
The reasons for the current depression are clear.
And so is the inevitable cure.
Knowing that, the prudent thing to do is to get ready because folks that hang out here know what's coming. That's a pretty big advantage to wise investors.
While it is true that fewer newbies are stopping by in the interim, surely we all realize that it does little good to find this forum full of negativity. If you want to gripe, that's what your dog is for.
Here, you should be attempting to communicate to newcomers all that is really happening, especially the reasons you are still here. Use this time to educate newcomers on why they should stick around a few weeks.
Unless you're a troll aiming to drive them away. Then pointing out real and imagined negatives all the time is exactly what you should do.
If you have constructive criticisms, there are many places to present them to us that will make a difference. But I'm surprised by the small group of presumably faithful folks that think dredging up I-told-you-so's from the past over and over is going to help the value of their holdings.
If a comment cannot possibly change things for the better, and can have a negative affect on newcomers, maybe it is better left unposted.
Discretion is the better part of valor.