Quote from: JackRabiit on October 10, 2011, 04:15:09 PM

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All merged mining has done so far for me is create a sense of distrust towards any pool operator that isn't running merged mining pool.

The pool operators have a direct incentive to not implement merged mining openly which makes this a terrible situation for maintaining trust between miners and operators.

I wish the pool operators actually participated more actively in the merger and voted before allowing it to go live.
But then I suppose that would also ruin the same opportunity to steal... for the bad ones.

Why do you care if the pool operator is making more money if your payout is not being affected negatively?

Because if a pool operator is using your hashing power, that you are paying the electricity for, to mine NMC and not give you your cut...That is theft.

BAM, And thats why i dont want to see Merged Mining on DeepBit
Im not going to Merge Mine someother "coin", Screw that, I want bitcoins.
I dont want to be in a 4.5th/sec pool thats seceretly using 2th/sec to mine Namecoins or someother Shit that i Do Not Want, But that im now mining for

If you "Do Not Want" them exchange them for BTC, there are people that do want them...