If it's open source you could trust that it will always do as it says, ie only ever put a small amount of coins in harms way with regard to cheating. If the other end modified the program to do something funky then you could still trust that the most you would lose is 1% or whatever it is configured for. It would be nice to prove that both ends were using a certain program protocol to do the sending but I don't know how this can be done.

not for too long

Great to see quicker rate changes than within the last weeks. Don't worry about the LTC value. It doesn't really matters if the rate goes up or down as long as there is a wave and the existence of the commodity makes at least some sort of 'sense'. BTC was the first good commodity in modern ages and LTC is the most valuable alternative right now. You should also know that there is a lot of money within the big exchanges to make money on the value fluctuation. The current value lost seems to be just another try from some big players in the cryptocurrency trading market to make some quick money out of it. If that's the case then the value will go up again sooner or later. Maybe a good time to invest in it?

Do you know why it's going down right now?

It was about 0.004 for a month or two earlier this year; should settle around here ~0.005 now

http://www.ltc-charts.com/period-charts.php?period=ytd&resolution=day&pair=ltc-btc&market=btc-e

Maybe in the ASIC fiasco end of january we'll see the 2012 high tested

There was a 10% value increase twice since that dump. Nice to see fast fluctuations that includes rate changes in both directions again. It seems that this dumps created by the temp miners who prefer bitcoin has a big rate influence. I'm just wondering what the next big rate in-/decrease will be. Another dump related to the first bitcoin block reward bisection? A big increase in bitcoin 'real life' acceptance? The bitcoin ASICs? The first litecoin block reward bisection? Or simply pure speculation?

Don't worry about that Bowjob. It's already up again and website can go down. Litecoin is not that a big of a topic that the official site has to be up 24/7. Some sort of a central 'authority' is mandatory for a good 'commercial' image but that's irrelevant as long as ltc is mainly used by freaks. It's decentralized anyway so it would go on without the official developer team as long as people are willing to keep it alive.

So, help yourself and don't be scared that easy .

there is a fork on github: https://github.com/litecoin-project/Electrum
put i think nothing has be done for this.
electrum for litecoin would be a HUGE move forward for litecoin!!!
what shall we do to get that live? unfortunately i dont know what to change for this to work..

what programs can save as svg?

Bump for this. Was looking a few months ago and came up short.