I like this idea, though I can think of a problem or two with it. While it's unlikely to happen, if the balance is incorrect it could begin to affect service owners who's posts aren't always long or high quality. These users don't tend to wear paid signatures, though could end up getting punished for it.
Also, then there's the argument of 'does the length of post equate to the quality?'. A user could create posts which are low in length and helpful, though they would still be 'punished'* for making such posts by the system.
*I put punished in quotes due to it not really being a punishment, more of a restriction. However, some users could see it as such and therefore stop doing said helpful posts.

Certainly something must be done about such posts however, it's obvious they are simply posting for the money and have no intention to help the conversation in any way.

And that. I managed to get through it on my second try, though it's an obvious ploy to just try and get clicks on his ads. I hope he gets banned from AdSense; what he's doing is against the ToS AFAIK.

You have to click some of the links which are hidden under the ads, giving a few pixels to click each. Really scummy move from that faucet owner.

You may be getting botted. Have you tried some of the things mentioned in this thread?

This seems a bit pointless to me, you can just open something like Preev in another tab and have a more interactive (and possibly) better ticker.

I don't much like this idea. If this happened, a faucet's age could be reset whenever a faucet's hosting was down or whenever a site was DDoSd. This means that a malicious faucet owner could possibly manipulate the list to make his faucet seem more trustworthy.

I quite like this idea. It could get some more users to use the voting list and make it more fair if this was implemented.

If we were adding every ponzi we saw to this list it would be several pages long. Just don't invest in ponzis as a general rule.

Sites do sometimes fake payments to try and trick the system. Report the site if it happens, and if the same happens to others the faucet will be removed from the list.

AFAIK asking users to vote for your faucet on the list isn't against the rules, nor is incentivising it. If you look in the Games and Rounds section you will see Monbux giving a reward to users for voting up his faucet. Perhaps you could do something similar.
However, if you depend on the FaucetBox list for traffic you should probably diversify your sources.

I don't think I've ever seen someone so angry over dust.

That service gives the admin a notification when their site is down. Is good to use if you have heavy traffic or something.

In that case, I would like to join this campaign. Thanks.

I would also like to leave this campaign, I apologize.

Final Posts: 1376
Proof: https://archive.is/zc4d2

If possible, could I get a reserved slot for the end of this week? I see myself to have a fairly high quality post history, though the majority of my posts being in Micro Earnings. That isn't a problem right?

CoinUT have changed the rates for their signature campaign, might want to check it - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=992660.msg12875792#msg12875792

The mods are handling MrFudged very well. All new accounts by him are nuked "within ~1 minute of it's creation".
It would be nice to purge the member list, for sure, however at this point there are way too many usernames to go through it manually and too many factors for a bot to do it. It will have to stay as is.

I must say that I saw this coming, though I have a few quarrels personally.

1. As mentioned, it isn't that great to change your rates mid-week. I would suggest that you change your rates after this final week to avoid backlash.
2. As a warning, I wouldn't go too far into the task of changing your rates to match the Bitcoin price. As you may be able to see, the current rate is very volatile and could continue to grow or crash at any moment. Constantly changing rates to match the Bitcoin price would be a pain for you and difficult for the participants to keep up with. I would suggest for you to set a price and stick with it for a minimum of 2-3 weeks.
3. You're no longer the highest paying signature campaign on the forum, you can remove that from your thread title to minimize confusion.

Apart from if that were the rules this forum would be a cesspool. Nice job bumping your post count up though.

Keep your referral links in your sig/PM and don't tell people to click it.

Have you tried PMing the Mod which removed the post to discuss it with him? Perhaps maybe just a link to this thread so he can discuss it in public would be fine.

The problem with these checks is that almost all off them are HTTP headers and can be modified using certain functions of a browser/PHP. You should keep these checks in your code, but you shouldn't rely on them to block all proxies.

I reported this guy under 3-5 accounts last night, it seems just to be some kid with a grudge against owlcatz for some reason. Probably that Fakhoury guy or something.

I came for the free giveaways going on here, I stayed to learn more about code and Bitcoin its self.

Fakhoury, stop quoting my post with your sad attempts at impersonation. What are you, 10?

Any large hosting provider will have GMP installed on their system I expect, since I imagine it is a fairly common extension. If your hosting provider doesn't have it, try contacting them about it and see what they say.

If you are hosting locally on a Windows machine, I am unsure how you would go about installing as all of the instructions seem to require a Unix OS and a Terminal to install (An example which has both of these is Linux) and knowledge of the PHP installation. If you have both of those, there are instructions on how to compile it from source here, though you will also need to compile PHP with GMP, as said here.