He isnt acting like he owns the coin, he has a duty to protect the people mining on his pool. If he updates to this fork and then it turns out to be all bluster and no balls, he then has to explain to all his users why they have been wasting hash power on a make believe chain. If you think like a pool owner, you can see why he has some serious issues with this. Someone with no access to the website, the github or any discernible link to any of the original devs posts an updated wallet that will cause a hard fork on this coin without bothering to inform him (someone whose pool has something like 35% of the total network hash) and then gets arsey when called up on it?

It would be a negligent pool owner to just update blindly and hope for the best.

...so you were going to hijack, got stopped, old devs cant be fucked with it anymore and 'gave you control' but didnt bother giving you the website or the github.

If you cant work out why people have a problem with this, you have bigger problems than arguing with moonpool over here.

You've just released an update that will hard fork without even bothering to get guarantees that over half the network will update along with it, and then go on to admit that you are going to need help from some dogepool owners and possibly go cap in hand to multipools to see it through, and you cant work out why the guy with one of the larger pools is a bit pissed off?

Its wildly optimistic at best, grossly negligent at worst. Running to the multi's to see this through will kill your little revival dead, because they will dump dump dump until it really is worth less than nothing. 3 weeks of closed conversations and a bit of posting in here is not good communication, making bitchy reddit posts and instructing people to dump his pool is beyond childish, even if he is sounding off in here.