According to DogeCoin's bitcointalk-thread there will be a maximum of 100 billion doges. Yet, just below that figure is stated that the reward schedule offers a reward of up to 1 million doges for each of the first 100k block, which would amount to 100,000,000,000 doges already rewarded for the first 100,000 blocks. The subsequent next 500k blocks would up the total doges to just shy of 170 billion doges.

It also states that there will be a constant reward of 10k doges starting with block 600,001.

This information is inconsistent and I am wondering, how the reward schedule is actually implemented: Is there a maximum of dogecoins or will the amount continue to grow infinitely as suggested by the constant reward?

According to Dogecoin's bitcointalk-thread there will be a maximum of 100 billion dogecoins. Yet, just below that figure is stated that the reward schedule offers a reward of up to 1 million dogecoins for each of the first 100k block, which would amount to 100,000,000,000 doges already rewarded for the first 100,000 blocks. The subsequent next 500k blocks would up the total doges to just shy of 170 billion dogecoins.

It also states that there will be a constant reward of 10k doges starting with block 600,001.

This information is inconsistent and I am wondering, how the reward schedule is actually implemented: Is there a maximum of dogecoins or will the amount continue to grow infinitely as suggested by the constant reward?