My subjective viewpoint (I'm not claiming objectivity):
The coins viewed as valuable haven't had major issues. Litecoin in fact is going up despite bitcoin going down. Many altcoins have dropped, but only a few have been truly snowballing, tag is one of them. This is based on some charts and algo's run on the stats comparing it over the past few months.
Litecoin's (very) recent rise is due to adoption by large Chinese exchanges, it's not a good example. The snowballing of tag is just due to a thin market and lots of negativity on the only major forum for it .. this thread!
Objective viewpoint:
* Still waiting to hear about all these business advancements
* Only public movement on the web end have been broken games
Small businesses generally are incapable of rapidly producing quality software products because they literally do not have the resources (I know I worked for a small specialist software house for 7 years). The game they withdrew is a case in point. They tested it, it seemed to be ok, they released it and it didn't shape up .. what do you do at this point, pretend that it works? (been there too) The better thing to do is pull it and fix it. This is completely normal. As you say "Time will tell." Maybe you should wait a while?
* Public mining hashrate is not indicative of being popular
* Plenty of circumstancial evidence to show the 'wall of orphan blocks' was nefarious, and not a normal part of mining (especially in light of recent admittance of various attacks, and whitepapers on attacks on altcoins)
Low mining hashrate is a product of the debate about orphans that transpired in this thread, there seemed to be some confusion as to what the exact problem was with some people blaming Mark and his team but essentially these was no adequate conclusion. In fact, as you say, the evidence about orphan blocks was circumstancial. Links to your "admittance of various attacks" (careful with the English language there .. it's fragile) and "whitepapers on attacks on altcoins" would be nice.
* Very clearly an Asian coin, not a general market coin
Not really sure what "asian vs general market coin" even means. So Mark's trying to develop a market in the Phillipines and SE Asia, so that means he has to talk to real businesses in the real world (which takes time) rather than hype his coin on reddit and this webforum so that he that he can offload his premine once the coin's listed on cryptsy. I'm sorry, his strategy is a billlion times more ethical than the majority of cynical pump 'n dumps on this forum. And the weird thing is I know that you think the same, you are clearly a major player here, so I don't understand the negativity.
Markets go up and down, giving the coin a hard time with opinion masquerading as "facts" is not going to help the up bit.
edit : the forum's post editor doesn't seem to like the site's own URL .. weird