Quote from: coinflow on May 04, 2014, 11:34:44 PM

Quote from: mattle74 on May 04, 2014, 10:32:08 PM

Quote from: Spekske on May 04, 2014, 06:58:23 AM

So basically what you want to say is that the over 400mh/s currently on the network mining MOON are all people smarter than you as they don't seem to have issues with MOON. Your claim about running a pool obviously is also based on air, Cryptohashery is not even online, GoDaddy reports a parked domain. If you don't like a coin or don't want a coin then just move on, go away, but don't use this forum to try and spread lies about a coin that works fine.

If you were paying attention, I quoted crackfoo and was confirming his findings that mooncoin has issues. So if you could start needlessly flaming both of us, that would make more sense. I'm not the only whose is apparently so dumb that when I type mooncoind -daemon the process go horribly awry on it's own.

Do you really think, anybody would like to help you with those problems, if you smash the door and shout out loud "Mooncoin is shit" (well, sort of) - in the Mooncoin-forum? Even if if there are problems like you describe, please explain, what is the sense of behaving like that?
Secondly: if you really like to get help instead of only accosting here, please describe, what are the problems in detail. Phrases like "going awry" or "going crazy" don't help anybody technically minded to get a clue what really could have gone wrong.
And lastly: why don't you run your pool-server anymore? You could have dropped MOON only, if all the other coins on your pool were running flawlessly after that. So what is the real purpose of dissing MOON like that? Why didn't you come earlier, to discuss the problems in a friendly manner and possibly get help?

crackfoo reported that mooncoin was using up excessive amounts of bandwidth and CPU. I don't see the dev active enough to investigate the issue. I confirmed that crackfoo isn't the only person having this issue, that was the sole purpose of the post. I don't care if it gets fixed because the dev doesn't care.

Secondly: it uses up needless amounts of bandwidth. Pretty simple.

Lastly: I stopped running pools solely because I didn't have the time to support them. It had nothing to do with mooncoin.