At this point I can only emphasize once again that I run this time-intensive project ...
Not sure what you are doing wrong, but it's far from time intensive.LOL, my post was pretty simple and factual, clearly you have some issues to deal with.
That is once again typical Kano. Trying to talk others down in order to present hisself as the hero in a kind of advertising campaign.
Not sure why you have some issue with that post.It's stating facts.
You send your bitcoin address across the internet on average once every 3 seconds to that pool.
That pool sends it to you once about every 30 seconds.
Odd that people like that idea and call it anonymous.
He knows other stuff about you also, like most pools.
@kano:
In dozens of your posts, you attack other pool operators and complain that their advertising claim "direct mining anonymously with an own Bitcoin address" is a lie and misleads people. You have already received a very accurate and true reply that hits the nail on the head.
Still not sure what the problem is.In dozens of your posts, you attack other pool operators and complain that their advertising claim "direct mining anonymously with an own Bitcoin address" is a lie and misleads people. You have already received a very accurate and true reply that hits the nail on the head.
To use any pool you have to provide all sorts of information.
To connect, to view the web site, to see your stats, to get a payout.
If you don't like a pool, then don't use - I certainly have no issue if you don't want to use my pool.
The problem with all these pools calling themselves anonymous, is that it's a fantasy misleading people.
Lots of pools like misleading people, they've been doing it for many years.
By the way, CK speaks clear and transparent words on the bottom of its website:
Yeah except that is at the bottom, in the middle of the last paragraph. At the top in it says in bold:Quote
There is no need to worry about passwords, logins, withdrawals, authentication or pool wallet hacks. You remain anonymous apart from your btc address.
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No frills, no fuss 2% fee anonymous solo bitcoin mining for everyone
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No frills, no fuss 2% fee anonymous solo bitcoin mining for everyone
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Then of course there's the fact that your quote is also false.
Your IP is know to the pool. Any access to the website is know to the pool.
... and of course anyone can lookup your full pool stats with your bitcoin address.
Everyone knows that in Bitcoin you are not anonymous but pseudonymous.
Really? You certain? And yet he says it is anonymous at the top in bold 
Correct me if I'm wrong, but on your pool you can't mine directly with your own address but any profit goes directly to a bitcoin address controlled by you.
Yes indeed, I don't send your bitcoin address out over the internet to you every 30 seconds.Only the pool address.
If you die in an accident or something else bad happens, your users would have a long time to hope for their profit payout.
Indeed. Who knows what might happen if I get hit by another truck, like I have in the past They sure cause some damage when you bounce off them, even wearing body armour.
And as for the "anonymity" issue you always try to pick on, if I'm not mistaken then you require your users to create a Discord key so you can exclude them from the timeout limit which you created where they get kicked when not identified. The user who registered on your pool gets an ID from your website and you unlock him for Discord use. So you have a direct assignment of all your Discord users to the corresponding account on your Kano website. Masks down, right?
Well at least get your facts correct As is clearly stated on the pool web site
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Support
You can get pool support using the Discord invite: Discord, 10 minutes after first joining our Discord channel.
When you next go back to Discord, use the Discord login button at the top right in your browser to log back in.
Any questions about the Help pages here? Ask in Discord.
You can also get simple support on the Bitcoin talk forum here: BitcoinTalk
However, use Discord for all support if possible, since Discord is interactive.
Secondly, sorry but that's how discord works, if you don't have a role, you can be timed out.You can get pool support using the Discord invite: Discord, 10 minutes after first joining our Discord channel.
When you next go back to Discord, use the Discord login button at the top right in your browser to log back in.
Any questions about the Help pages here? Ask in Discord.
You can also get simple support on the Bitcoin talk forum here: BitcoinTalk
However, use Discord for all support if possible, since Discord is interactive.
Oddly enough, there's people who join and don't get a role and stick around without that happening also.
I don't even know why people without a role get timed out, you'd have to go ask Discord.
The 10 minute thing is simply a setting that says you can't post until 10 minutes after you join.
While you have no idea about dealing with spam, hackers, bots and such, that 10 minute setting I have enabled seems to stop that happening in the Discord channel.
Over the many years there's been very few such issues (but not zero)
So I don't understand why you are trying so hard to defend the word "anonymity"
Odd you should say that. I'm not defending it anywhere, I'm pointing out how it doesn't exist.I would politely ask you, in the interest of all forum users, to keep your personal differences with -CK- to yourself and not hijack and abuse other threads with content about CK and his pool to do so. I hope and thank you for your understanding.
And yet ... I'm not doing that.You seem to be the one ranting at me for some unknown reason.