Not really, no. You still haven't told us who you are, where you're based or how anyone can contact you in case you go AWOL like BAN, overhash, BeastBTC or numerous other pop-up-pools have done previously. Seems that as soon as one scam pool goes down, another one pops up to take it's place these days.

When a miner uses a pool they are placing a lot of trust in that pool owner, if that pool owner hides behind a shroud & a noob account it immediately rings alarm bells, so you need to return some kind of transparency & trustworthiness to your miners, don't you think?