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RE: IOTA - The good, the Bad (and the Ugly)
hehe, you'll probably be ok hodling, but it may just be more efficient to hodl an other token right now (Personally I've got a large part of my portfolio in ethereum and eos, still increasing my eos stake).
I think the openness of the community is really important for any crypto currency. I was involved with another much smaller alt recently and the attitude of the team was very similar to what you have described. It was a difficult time in the coins development and a lot of community members were asking for regular updates which the team refused to provide. In the case of the coin I followed it was almost like the team took an oppositional position out spite. I bailed at that point. The coin may still be a success but I would rather put my money where I can have some trust in the team behind the project.
Thanks got the article. I am only just starting to research Iota so this has given me some good food for thought.