They still do so you will not find any link containing info about them

Bullshit. Present counter facts to disprove the chart. The rest are plain fancy bullshit.
Using fancy words doesnot make you smart and obviously you are completely ignorant of maths and cryptography.
You are by me ignored so bye bye

Read the ann post again
* After all amounts are unlocked (in 2020), further escrowing can be considered depending on community/market.

If i were them however I would not burn it

FYI
1. HitBTC, when Monero was listed, costed a couple of BTC (on about 1000 usd at the time) for life long listing now it costs 50 BTC (on about 1,000,000 usd, i can send you their email) there is no way anyone can come up with such amounts to enlist in major exchanges without a premine. May I remind you that ETH had a 17% premine, a premine does not equal to fishy intentions
2. Four devs (not a couple please dont distort the numbers) all academics and researchers in their countries not a community gathered "idealists"
3. We have a dev community of about 10 devs working for free (out of ideology as you call it), you can check their git repos cause many very interesting projects of theirs are under development under supervision of the official devs
4. Our community developers doesnot need to consent to updates and roadmap, try persuading 100+ developers to consent to a single decision (recent BTC example)

EDIT: I am very happy that you agree with the rest of the facts displayed on the chart (obviously not commenting them means that you agree with them) even though I know I cannot remove the negative impact the premine has on your view ofSumokoin

Download it and import it from here to save time
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/y02m43ms03g5rjl/AAAZHv0y2kIQUhGFU-01WGqea?dl=0

A secure lite wallet will come out on the first half of 2018. 

Community has just created a Sumokoin vs XMR comparison chart.
It will only grow bigger as Sumokoin development progress.

Yes avoid Ethereum as well it has a 17% premine. You are going to lose your money.

Its on the road map.

Second Half, 2018
Mobile wallets (Android, iOS)
• Mobile wallets for Android & iOS devices.

• Micro-payment channel implementation
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It needs a trusted remote node so a lite - web wallet will come first in the next 4 to 5 months as per the roadmap and then the mobile wallet will be released including micro payment implementation, in order for it to be useful in every day transactions.

However in order not to compromise security and privacy there is work and research to be done. Sumokoin devs will do their best to preserve the coin's anonymity to the maximum no matter what.

Mobile wallets like Electroneum's on remote unsecure nodes can be created in a day. The main issue is to preserve real anonymity and not to advertise false privacy based on centralised masternodes (ie DASH) or unsecured remote nodes (ie Electroneum) or magic privacy potions like Wraith (ie Verge)

You are taking in consideration the results of both miners after just seconds of mining (3 or 4 shares just submitted from each sumokoin easy miner and xmr stak miner) you should leave them for some minutes for the hash rate to settle at an actual average price in order to compare safely. In any case mine with the miner that pleases you most. Sumokoin easy miner was built with ease of use in mind and this is its main purpose

Nobody said that sumokoin gui easyminer is faster than xmr stak. Its just easier to use like its name says (Its faster than xmr stak in older cpus) However the difference is not that big, most likely you were not using all threads or didnt set cpu priority to high.

https://pastebin.com/sC8dRtrA
The above was written by a regular user, its no shilling and devs or official community had nothing to do with it.
I hope it answers your question

Safely ignore it. It is coming from Monero's hardfork update mechanism, it is an unimportant leftover piece of code. It will be cleaned on the next update

Official GUI wallets links are on the ANN post (first post of this thread)

One step at a time. Lots of things are coming

Official (Sumokoin's devs supported) development and enhancement of cryptonote universal pool for Sumokoin is happening here

https://github.com/SadBatman/cryptonote-sumokoin-pool/

Tested and fully working vanity address generator can be found here

https://github.com/pwhelan/sumo-vanity-address

Sumokoin merchandise can be found here

http://bit.do/SUMOshop

Comments and remarks are welcomed

Vanity generator has a bug and the initial addresses produced may be not valid. You need to load the priv/pub key
 then the correct address will be shown (still with the vanity flair)  it's just the checksum that's messed which equates to the last 2-3 bytes at the end. Phillip is working on it

Niels and his team created several PRs for the fork of universal cryptonote pool as well.
Latest one includes mining with a subaddress   https://github.com/sumoprojects/cryptonote-sumokoin-pool/pull/19/file
(There are quite a few pending pull requests at the moment. I hope devs check them out soon and merge them)

Phillip works on it to improve thread/core usage in order to reduce the time it takes for 5 digits. For some reason atm the app uses 30% of cpu power on any system. Lets see if he makes it.
(Even if he does it will still take lots of time though )

Sumoo1FUCKa4DMbu4vy7foFeK4wCoobqRKbqixJ8tbrTgj1rJTtMqTW6zUcmhFUR18dpPRMf6LS6eeB 9wkKfkcbY12VPZEZ14vBYVM

Our community has build a very nice vanity address generator that can produce up to 4 preselected digits at an average desktop PC in a matter of minutes.
(5 and above needs time and lots of cpu power)

Download the binaries from here
https://www.dropbox.com/s/s9xhgmcz9q2nevw/vanity-64?dl=0

Use:
./vanity (vanityword)

eg ./vanity CASH will create an address like Sumoo0CASH4cthR4.....
./vanity RICH will give something like Sumoo3RICH2dfe5.....

Along with the address all keys will be produced in order to restore into a functional wallet. No seed words option yet.

Note that the code is still in BETA and has not be thoroughly tested so perform a couple of very small transactions to your newly generated address before deciding to use it in full.

Source code will be available on git (https://github.com/pwhelan) within the day

All credit goes to Phillip Whelan (Mad Jester)