I think we need more posts here about what is happening. The Karma forums shouldn't be replacing this far more noticeable forum, it makes it look like people are losing interest in Karma. It hasn't even been announced who has won the "elections" yet.
I agree with Chargin...
its ok to have a coins own forums but right now the main entry point for almost all new users to any altcoin is via bitcointalk.
Also the vast majority of karma holders are speculators. these are people who hold multiple coins.. they don't want to and/or don't have the time go to multiple different websites just to see whats happening.
I am most active here on bitcointalk simply because its is the easiest place to track all of my investments.
Just another note on the comments people have been making about the recent price drop.. ALL alt coins are ruled by speculation not mining, coins will rise in value and lose value depending on whether the speculators think it is a good investment or not.. this has almost nothing to do with mining. the so called price drop was nothing more than a correction which was due to happen because the price rose way too fast.. It really is just the natural ebb and flow of speculative investments. If one cannot handle the idea of ones investment doubling in a day and then halving the next day.. then one really should not even be involved with speculative investments. If one is too emotionally driven, does it mean one should get out of Karma? of course not .. it just means you should stop watching the ticker or it will drive you crazy.
I've been in the investment game for more than a decade now.. and one thing I have learnt is that losing $10,000 in one day is more than most people can bear to stomach, but in the speculative investment world this is a quite normal and a common occurrence.. as of course is gaining $10,000 in a day. So if you want to play with the big boys then you have to learn to develop nerves of steel.