I strongly believe this would be a good thing.
You could likely charge a 50% fee even because it's the only one and it opens up the renting market for people who can't just toss up their own pool.
There is more than one way to skin a cat. Use the pool fees to fund the faucet and create something that is sustainable and scaleable.
Congrats on your blocks!
At the moment I'm trying to implement approaches that help guys get blocks. If I can implement them, then I'll launch a public Docker container for developers with a miner that will allow them to get personal coins, and not just through a faucet.
[error] ProcessNewBlock: AcceptBlock FAILED (high-hash, proof of work failed)
Please let me know when you get your faucet up and I'll recommend you (if it is decent.)
I'm still an ordinary DevOps engineer, not a blockchain specialist.
I have many ideas on how to qualitatively remake Docker images from mocacinno, because they are very untidy for me. But thanks to him, I was able to at least start testing this and mine now with rented ASICs.