Quote from: Squirreljester on February 04, 2014, 04:13:52 AM

I've been on middlecoin for the past couple days, but I switched over to you to check you out.

One thing I'll miss from middlecoin is the simple android app that I put my BTC address into, and it would poll the site and display my stats. There's 2, one called Middlecoin and Middlecoin Monitor (the better and faster of the 2).

I don't know what is involved in putting an app like this together, but you may want to make something like that, or maybe start with a mobile sized page that I could have up on my phone that I could just hit refresh on.

I have high hopes for this pool, I think you are the best chance for good competition for middlecoin... his fees are outrageous. Also, I was just looking at my stats all night tonight, and I went from $19 to $15 with no payout, so I'm not sure what's going on there, but I wonder if there's a shady reason why he's so secretive about what's going on behind the scenes with his setup.

Depending upon your mining rig(s), you will likely find that your rejection rate is much lower here too. poolwaffle, the pool operator, does have a few current issues to work out, but he is very responsive and attentive to concerns, and is currently in the process of adding new endpoints and some more robustness to the self monitoring and recovery processes for the pool. I am hopeful he will succeed in eliminating the source of the hiccups that we've had recently, and on the positive side, he has not attempted to cloak them or anything else from view.

Poolwaffle, one thing that really seems to be bothering miners over at muddlepool is that each of the endpoints there are producing different profits from one another, suggesting that they are all operating independently and not feeding share data into a central database for equitable distribution. Can you tell us if your new endpoint strategy differs from their approach?