Yeah, I can see from your language you're the contributing kind..

I suggest a mutual ignore button click, for the benefit of all! Ready? 3..2..1.. CLICK!

so it seems it will be update asap

asia/eu servers up. stats will be updated in a bit.

Allllllright, who broke middlecoin this time? Speak up!

Maybe H2O IS the government... O.o

But in all seriousness, as the number of miners (and thus new data points) continues to grow, we will probably continue to experience issues with the DB until it's rewritten to be less I/O intense. As long as my miners are getting accepted shares my payouts are near where they should be I'm not worried, however, I do understand the frustration some users are feeling over the consistency of these (minor) issues.

Guys and gals,

Please consider allocating at least half of your hash to hasbros.co.in as soon as possible.

I had mined at middlecoin before but the lack of transparency and communication troubled me. Multipool is a viable option as well, but I am excited about hashbros:

https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/395748.0
http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/1ua4d6/hashbros_multicoin_pool_with_profit_switch_alpha/

Hashbros offer transparent communication from the pool founders since they themselves were victims of frauds and hacks, so they seem to believe in open communication and as much transparency as possible. They offer lower fees, much better security, nicer web ui.

Middlecoin, simply, has grown to too big for altcoins. Because of its size, it can't mine some altcoins, for fear that it will crush the exchangeability of that weak coin. Additionally, do you really want one pool to dominate in such a way that it monopolizes?

I know change is hard. But sometimes you have to do the right thing.

Good luck to us all!

Uh, no.  The "airing" of grievances is, by the very definition, to make public.  Hence the word "airing".
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/air+grievances
http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/grievance
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/airing

Whining, on the other hand, is to utter a plaintive, high-pitched tone or to protest in a childish fashion.  Neither of those I have seen here lately.

Back to English 101 for you!

So let me get this  straight? The stats have been down for almost half a day? YES OR NO?

Just checked now VERY bad flat spot

Oh, I know.  I have had plenty in my day!

Look, the bottom line is that the many of us that complain about Middlecoin's "quirks" are still happy here.  My rigs are basically set and forget.  I haven't even logged into them in a week as I can check on their status via a webpage I have setup for remote monitoring.  I also get pretty good payout here.  I basically meet or even beat the Dustcoin projections for my hashrate on a daily basis.

But it's damn unprofessional to have the stats go down on a 24/48 hours basis.  Most of us like to check our balance here on semi-hour basis and we haven't been able to do that easily for days without using 3rd party apps/websites and those don't always load correctly on mobile devices.  It was a Coingeek problem last time.  Ok, fine.  I get that.  But it is still H20's responsibility to notify his customers (us!) of what is going on.  Now it appears that it isn't a Coingeek problem this time as the JSON data seems frozen.

It just seems that if I were knocking down the $/day that H2o is, than I would either fix these problems myself ASAP or get it farmed out to a programmer who knows what he is doing.  Or, at the very least, I would let my customers know what I will do about it even if it can't be done immediately.  I don't think that is an atypical request.

The question is, have you or any of those complaining sent h2o a PM or tweeted him on the main page twitter feed (effective action), or are you merely posting on the forum (complaining)?