Just wonder how you could do multifaucet without registration?
I thought you need at least a userid and password just like coindice.com/allcoins.pw, otherwise how you can handle multiple coin addresses in one account? Allowing other user to access freely and set the coin addresses without restriction?
Anyway I think you should keep your faucets as simple as possible and just focus on enhancing it. You seems to have a lot of new ideas in your mind and changed the way how your faucet works. User will get frustrated when a site keep changing.
I thought you need at least a userid and password just like coindice.com/allcoins.pw, otherwise how you can handle multiple coin addresses in one account? Allowing other user to access freely and set the coin addresses without restriction?
Anyway I think you should keep your faucets as simple as possible and just focus on enhancing it. You seems to have a lot of new ideas in your mind and changed the way how your faucet works. User will get frustrated when a site keep changing.
Yeah, that’s why I started the β faucet. And I was very up front about the purpose, it’s my playground.
To be honest, marketing bores me to tears, I like coding challenges. If only you knew how often I wish I had a partner who enjoyed that part of running a faucet.
And I’ll share a small secret, lol. My faucets are already running as multicoin faucets. The only change I would have to implement is placing a button on the page instead of using different uri’s for the different faucets. The script is built specifically with this in mind and it would take me less than a minute to add a new faucet for any coin found at faucethub.
The work I’m currently doing is aimed at three specific targets, speed, simplification and increased security.
The awkward part is that those three areas require very deep changes, lol.
