It's pretty clear Dean doesn't want your help. You spend your days parked on these forums antagonising Dean for his day to day operations.
It takes a pretty twisted view of things to see my offer of help as antagonising.
It's clear that the site is having problems. This isn't the first time there has been a serious issue with the coding.
Then there's this:
There was some unexpected server issues last night that caused a couple of the virtual machines to go offline.
This happens now and again and it's usually easy to just bring them back on. This can cause downtime from a few minutes to an hour.
It sounds like he expects to get unexpected server issues, and the solution is to just restart them.
That's concerning, and like you say I don't even have any coins at PRC. This kind of thing shouldn't happen "now and again" on a production server.
You are not the internet police and have no stake in PRC. Nobody has ever been cheated there and for the most part things run smoothly. If they haven't, Dean has always made it good. I'm not mad at all, it's just his site is around longer than yours was and it's still operational. There is absolutely no need for any of your input, and for the most part it's not helpful. What's the point?
Do you think any of your input was helpful? Most of the stuff I have posted about PRC has been pointing out problems with the site and how it is run. Sure that can be seen as "negative" but it can also be seen as an opportunity to improve. Most sites, when you point out something that's wrong with them, go out of their way to fix it.
I never claimed to be the police or to have any stake in PRC. I don't really understand the point of your post. PRC has been up longer than JD? OK, what of it?
People lost a shit tonne in a site you de-facto advertised (agree or don't, it's the truth). Worry about those investor coins instead of PRC's investor coins.
I advertised a dice site and people lost coins on it, that's true. I went to great lengths to make it clear that I didn't know the operators, didn't know whether they were trustworthy, and that people should make their own decision on whether to invest or not. The loss of those coins happened already. Worrying about them now won't do any good. The PRC coins haven't been lost yet and so paying attention to those could still save them.