I second that. Everyone interested will have possibility to switch into "fork", and people not so knowledgeable to do so, should - at this point - avoid updating from KP48 entirely.

to be honest, at some point every user install KP "for the first time", so version with higher number - even if it's fork - it's obvious choice. Also, "forking" allow possibility to promote into -testing and -extras, so less non-knowledgeable people will be forced to enable -devel just to use stable kernel.

Add to that possibility of using -devel for -devel purposes (instead of many packages scattered as .debs around net) - with semi-stable package @ -testing and stable @ extras - and You got a no-brainer solution.

Of course it's up to You, but I'm pretty sure it's going to happen anyway - so, the sooner, the better.

/Estel