"We all know that the last big update didn’t went that well." This is a false statement. They didn't "put out a bad release". The bugs were old code from before. The forking bug was a time-bomb in the code that activated between releases.

Publicly posting "WTF, $60?" says "I do not think their time is worth that."

Based on western world expenses and pay rates, $60 per hour gross, when it's paid out of free money, is an amazing bargain, for the level of developer skill being applied to GRC.

What are your concerns with the foundation wallet?

• The dev compensation program is being paid for by Rob, from his own wallet.

• The Foundation Cold Wallet moved to https://gridcoinstats.eu/address/S8VRnqQ1JZDuwSRxK4b94MiaArVULjgRUX in 2017 and has not spent any coins since then.

• The Foundation Hot Wallet was cleared out in 2015. https://gridcoinstats.eu/address/RxQ8ycWDTajwAKeaU9MhyitDY54YRm1GfS

It seems most people on the network are okay with the pay change:

• The voice of the owner of the coins is "This is what I want to pay them."
• The voice of the people is "the proposed compensation is acceptable."
• The voice of the dissenting vote is 10%.

For the other things, what pieces can you step up and do?

• You mention Twitter should have had more updates. Why don't you step up as communications resource?
• Yes, the documentation is scattered, and it can be difficult to get set up. Why don't you write a how-to document that's more up-to-date?
• If you think $60/hr is too much, then why not do the work for less?