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what this discussion is about is that we want to know the owner actually gives a shit about this site when our money is on the line.

Ofcourse I care about Diggit.io. The site has been running very smoothly besides the few down times we have had. Diggit.io will be around for a long time to come!

Diggit is one of the best sites these issues of down/up almost are with many sites these days. Diggit needs to be stable to have many new investors and players.

Also the website is too heavy for mobile. Sometimesthe site hangs up on mobile(P.S: I have a nice phone. So don't blame my mobile).

stable or not, the most important thing is communication from the owner to the customer, without that, consider the site is dead IMO , because that is the most important factor Roll Eyes

Yeah that's important but you also need to provide stable interface to the users. There is no harm in doing that.
Also I think that the site becomes too heavy because of the live bets that are being shown on the site.

ofc if the owner provide a communication with the customer than he/she will surely know if there is a downtime with the server, anyway i doubt that it is the live bet issue, could be their hosting provider Roll Eyes

No. Its not hosting issue. Its just that the sote is heavy for mobile browsers. I guess the site needs a nice connection to run, if the connection speed fluctuates then the site hangs.