Since it's free, I will give you a test out lol.

I would like a banner for my website (BTCVisit) in 468x60.
The website is a Bitcoin PTC, offers up to 300 satoshi per click, has a 20% referral bonus and pays out instantly to Paytoshi or FaucetBox. Please incorporate those things into a banner with the colour scheme and font of the site.
Other than that, I have no specific preferences or requirements, do whatever you like with it!

Which is why he asked to be told when a spot is open, similar to how I did.

AFAIK Multibit can do this, though it may just make the address' QR code.

If you want to just create an image, I'm fairly sure you can just use any QR code generator with the URL bitcoin:ADDRESS?amount=AMOUNT.

Honestly, having high trust isn't really that big of a deal unless you trade a lot. The only thing that having my trust allows me to do is ask the other party to send first whenever completing a deal.
If you're actively leaving people negatives (like Vod, xetsr etc), being on DT (Default Trust) and having a high number is probably more trouble than it's worth.

If you want a mobile friendly website then you will have to change your template files to be mobile friendly. There are lots of tutorials on this online, try looking those up.

They could be just scraping the source code from this site then editing the login form to somewhere that they could control it. This is of course speculation, but I wouldn't trust the site for anything more than read-only purposes.

You must first become a Full Member before you can add an avatar. You can see the activity levels for each rank here.

My avatar is something that I made a few years ago, I pretty much use it on all of my accounts on the internet. I can't say I have any intention to change it.

I think it's a risky area as it depends how Google interprets your site.
In the Adsense Tos it is said that sites which "pay you to complete an action, as long as the action does not involve clicking on ads or artificially inflating ad impressions" are acceptable, however faucets could easily be misinterpreted I expect.
If your account were to get suspended you could likely appeal it, however it would still be an inconvenience.

This exactly. If you're not prepared to learn how to put files into an FTP you are definitely not prepared for the measures needed to stop bots or perform maintenance on your faucets.

It has been suggested that this site is simply to avoid censorship in certain countries when this site has been brought up previously, however it could be a phishing site. Either way, I would highly suggest not logging in or posting from there as your login details could easily be intercepted and your account stolen if their motive is malicious.

I can see your point, but in the cases that I'm trying to point out is like comparing a stickman drawn in MSPaint with a watercolour piece on a canvas. One is obviously significantly lower quality than the other.

That makes sense, thanks for clarifying. This is simply due to seeing staff such as hilariousandco talk about the sheer amount of spam pots, and wondered which type I should be trying to report and which to leave.

I didn't think it was, just being sure though. My apologies

I don't think this should be the case. The rules and guidelines for a post should be defined to stop confusion throughout members and help keep the forum cleaner.
For example, let's say that one of the nicer moderators leaves a post which is something along the lines of "Thanks for the guide!" or something similar. Personally I think that this post is spam and does nothing but clutter the forum, however it is likely that said post will stay until it is reported again as another moderator will not evaluate it. If the nicer moderator leaves several posts like this, it can quickly clutter the forum. In addition the reporter's percentage will likely go down, but that isn't the main problem.
It seems that the (granted, small selection) of the community seem to have come to a standpoint on the posts that they do not wish to see, and yet I still see a lot of long yet vague posts cluttering up threads in sections like Micro Earnings and others, created for nothing but the signature reward. Should this still be happening?

AFAIK neither of those posts have been deleted, nor would I complain if the one that I posted was. I'm just curious on which sorts of posts to report and which to leave, and what the staff consider a low quality post.

Also, not trying to bash the staff in any way.

Don't do this, it is not looked upon well in this community.

Alright, I believe that this is something that needs to be addressed. It seems that the norm of a low quality post is something that is short, usually in Off Topic or somewhere similar. However, there are several posts which I see to be low quality/unsubstantial and I am wondering if it is just me being overly picky.

Here's a few examples of posts which I question:
Let's start with a post from myself. This post is very short and is in a section which is spam ridden (Micro Earnings). This makes it fit in the definition I posted earlier. However, since I am helping someone with a problem they are having, is it still counted as low quality or with no substance? I am part of a signature campaign, would these sort of posts have me 'abusing' the system, even if they were not added to my overall paid posts for the period?

Another example, a different type of post:
This post is longer, which is obvious. It is in the same section as the previous post, however this one is significantly worse in my (may be it, slightly biased) opinion. This post achieves absolutely nothing in helping anyone or adding to the topic in any way. In my opinion, this longer post is much worse than the short post I quoted earlier. This user is also in a signature campaign, and is obviously just posting for the reward. However, I have been guilty of doing this in the past.

So, what is considered a low quality post? I see a lot of shorter posts removed, however longer posts like this tend to stay and clutter up the thread. Are they still reportable or am I simply overstepping the mark?

They will receive the updated value AFAIK.

That's a nice idea, though those sort of proxies aren't the type that the majority of botters use. The proxies that botters use simply mask your IP; not linking it with a domain.

Almost every faucet uses Google Adsense as it gives the most funds, however it is risky as faucets are against the Adsense ToS AFAIK.
If you want Bitcoin networks, A-Ads, BitMedia and MellowAds may be the best to begin with. I would recommend AdBit.co or Bee-Ads, however people have been complaining of missed deposits and such in the threads for these services.

There is a service created by the company behind FaucetBox (http://www.nastyhosts.com) which does something similar though perhaps with better accuracy. NastyHosts checks hostnames in addition proxies and TOR, and also reports suspicious IP addresses through it's implementation in the FaucetInABox script[1].

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ReCaptcha is very good at stopping bots, yes, though it is very easy for a human to complete. Therefore, botters can just send the captcha to a solving service powered by humans to get the job done. So far, FunCaptcha and AreYouAHuman has proven to be some of the best for stopping this technique due to how the captcha works. Perhaps those would be worth it to implement for anti-bot measures.

Also, you're right, blocking IPs is a fairly poor way of stopping bots and abusers from going to your faucet. What has been found is blocking hostnames works significantly better (As there has been a trend of botters using VPSs such as AWS and such). Blocking these and services such as TOR would definitely be good to implement in the next build, if possible.

Free hosting isn't the best to use for faucets as the traffic can overload the website and free hosts usually don't have many features.
If you have $10 spare you can get a year of unlimited hosting on Namecheap, so you might be best starting there. If you go to the link under my avatar I've made a list of a lot of things used for making a faucet, perhaps that can help.

I really doubt that Wordpress can offer a better and more secure forum software which is being used now. Besides, the new forum software will be coming eventually. That can probably help whatever you're complaining about.

Also, as for the scammers and such, use your brain while trading and you likely won't run into any issues. Trusting anyone on a big trade without escrow is asking for trouble, whether negative or positive trust.

Only just hit 40 the other day myself, I'm no where near any of you lol.