Faucets require a ton of time and very repetitive work in order to receive "free" money, to the point were it can be considered a very bad job. If the reward/effort ratio was much higher, then they could have been considered free coins.
This is when we get pedantic and try to work out the rigor of what threshold of reward:effort is required to deem the term free. Once we get to this point, semantics and linguistics break down into pathetic squabbles over definitions. I'll stick to my "no monetary cost" definition and you can stick to your reward/effort ratio definition and we'll have a good time.After all, does something stop being free when I have to put in a few extra joules of work into it, or does it just require a bit more effort?
