I agree completely, you're welcome to stick around here and post (in fact, I encourage it). It's just that, as BillyTheImpaler correctly pointed out, having teams founded the way you did almost inevitably will cause problems for us down the road. I spent about a month trying to gain access to our Folding@home, and nearly succeeded, only for it to slip away again.
Last time I checked, distributed.net was assessing the computing horsepower needed to brute force crack a single message, which is absolutely fine with me. HashClash on the other hand is attempting to smash MD5 into tiny little pieces. The only portion of humanity that's useful for is those who want to crack computer systems, and there's no way in hell I'm going to deliberately aid them in their goals. Yes, I really do feel that strongly about it.
I closed the thread, but then changed my mind. I'll leave the thread open for a day or two in case anyone else wants to discuss.