I have a very similar sentiment and a conflicted feeling about what to do with the 400+ cores I have dedicated to WCG. On the one hand I love putting them to good use, not just leaving them idle. On the other hand the lack of updates (both on this issue and other issues like progress of research) leave a bitter taste in my mouth, as does the apparent lack of resources IBM is willing to dedicate to this project (just look at the current forum software).

:(

+1

Not to me
nuclearpowerplantmochovce!

If you crunch competitively, you live for the stats. I can certainly understand people being upset. I like stats too, and if they don't get fixed eventually, I'll be pretty pissed - but I'd never leave WCG over it. Right now, this situation barely rises to "annoyance" level for me. I'm just gonna be patient and hope for the best.

Cheers!

Edit - thanks for the info, Juan!

I do not think WCG is dead. I love the statistics, but they are not the reason I crunch. I crunch to promote the research which will make the world a better place and to help in the search for disease cures. I do agree the site has given itself a public relations black eye by not having the legal beagles have the fix ready for the implementation on May 25, but to me the important part is the research gets done. I do hope they sort out the legal mumbo jumbo in a timely fashion so all of us stats people can get our spreadsheets heating up again.
Cheers