true, its way to complicated for the avg user.

I have run it now ~1 week and now updated from git; - in this week:

txfees depend on priority voodoo of your coins. If you have your coins lying around for a year you may not have to pay anything.

also on fees:
https://dot-bit.org/HowToRegisterAndConfigureBitDomains

Higher name_op fees
With higher fees for name operations there is a problem of what to do with them. Distributing to a single miner does not work very well because miners can then register at a discount / resell. Distributing to several miners is too complicated and creates lots of dust (small outputs). Depositing coins that can later be redeemed is not really a fee in my eyes. The only working solution I see is destroying coins which a lot of people are afraid of.

Maybe we can accept destruction of value if we agree to keep a minimum block reward of 1NMC forever? (waiting for the storm)

Another "brilliant" reply that doesn't address anything I've written about in my original post.  Good job genius.

April 9, 2013: evil hoarders (people who have a higher demand for Bitcoin than I think they should have) are driving the Bitcoin price up.

April 11, 2013: evil exchanges (people who didn't invest as much in the quality of their exchange platforms as I think they should) crashed the price of Bitcoin!

April 12-May 1, 2013: Evil speculators (people who buy and sell Bitcoin when I think they should not) and evil manipulators (people who bring fiat currency into Bitcoin when I think they should not) are driving the price of Bitcoin up, down, and all over the map.

May 3, 2013: Evil alt-coin creators (competitors who create similar products that I think they should not create) are driving the price of Bitcoin down.

I would be so much better off, if other people did not have the freedom to do these things that I wish they would not do.  Therefore, these people must be evil.