LOL...Nice answer from dev...I would expect better one...but out of arguments leads to this...Thank you for this nice talk!
1) Managing the pool is work and Singula has been doing great to support the Cachecoin community
2) He opened up a second pool, since despite the fact that he provided information what is needed for a pool and offering his help, noone started a second pool. I wanted to, but after having it setup and running for a couple of hours it already got attacked and I do not want to sit in front of the pc 24/7 to watch the log for a php-mpos pool to see if anything is compromised. Keep in mind that this coin needs 520 confirmations until it matures and can be payed out. That is when we reach normal target time
7 days - so for 7 days I am like a bank and need to ensure that nothing is compromised to be able to pay out the miner....So no thank you - thats why I provied a p2pnode which pays out instantly and there are no coins in my wallet on the server.
3) Singula is still offering anyone help to open up another pool - so if you dont want to mine on the first one - open your own one
4) the second pool only has 1.5% fee at the moment, and all fees will be at even again, once the hashrate is distributed
5) On Sunday evening he already closed reigstrations and asked people to more arround - noone cared
6) Yesterday when the registrations closed and people were asked to move arround, noone cared - instead hashrate increased on the pool as more workers where pointed at one pool
7) In this thread we have been overly announcing to distribute the hashrate - but barely anyone did
So if the people mining do not care about distributing the hashrate to secure a network - the developer(s) and all pool owner(s) are bound to take action to distribute the hashrate and stabilize the network. (Look around about the fears of 51% attacks on bitcoin, think about if one pool has 70% hashrate what it means if that pool fails etc....)
Last but not least - talking about why the hashrate is not lowered yet: Some people are not in front of their pc 24/7 to check this stuff, some people live in a different timezone than yours and might be actually sleeping while the hashrate drops..
So raising the fee was one of the last options to move people around! Or do you see any other path? Please enlighten us
E: forgot the last point
PS: sometimes I really feel that ignorance is bliss - but when people are that ignorant ...
As you can see here from screen shoot below, he opened and closed registrations in same day...
What I'm trying to say is that he could close registrations before hitting 51% net hash rate avoiding raising fees...but no...it's better to let have more than 51% and raise fees....that's what I can see here!
PS: I have always heard that attack it's the better defense...and seems that you are good at it! I'm not here to argue with you or with anyone, so I'm not gonna feed this talk anymore!