You've broken it  
Now ANY click ANYWHERE results in "500 internal server error".

I wish you luck finding the bug.
If I'm not mistaken finding and fixing this MIGHT solve a whole bunch of other effects this bug has had in the past including the extreme lag the site has frequently.

That's not random and not new either.
The site has a DDOS protection that frequently checks for DDOS attacks, not sure, every 15 or 20 minutes or so.
If you keep the page open past the time for the next DDOS checking and you click on anything other than refreshing the page, i.e. you click on "Refill energy" and choose a shortlink, the site will attempt to fit the DDOS check in between your click and the shortlink and it will come back with a server error that says "too many redirects".
I've reported this weeks ago, but it hasn't been fixed yet.

Thanks.
Let us know when it's back to normal.
Under the current circumstances I'm giving up even checking whether or not it is working.

Today it seems the site is having multiple problems and I don't mean the already known ones.

Starting this morning the site got slower and slower.
Meanwhile it's at a level where a single click takes up to 3 minutes to execute, meaning I cannot launch a mission anymore, because by the time I'm through with the antibot and back to the page with the missions, the antibot has expired and the site will ask me again to beat the antibot.
Furthermore the SSL certificate seems to have expired 97 days ago which means my browser now refuses connecting to the site.
I can get to the site by clicking the "this is not safe" option under the error message, but in combination with the above extreme lag roughly 90% of all clicks lead to a timeout error.

500,000 Litoshi is identical to 0.005 Litecoin

What you're asking is similar to asking whether for half a dollar you get $0.5 or you get 50 cents and that's obviously the same.

Your wallet receives nothing, your account at FaucetHub does and there's a 1.5% wihdrawal fee.
How much it receives depends on how much you have and how much you request.
You can't request a withdrawal if you have less than 400,000 Litoshi, but if you have say 600,000 Litoshi and you request a withdrawal for 500,000, you'll receive 492,500 Litoshi, where 100,000 would remain in your CMG account.
Either way, during the withdrawal request, it will display you clearly all data, including how much you will receive.

Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed as well?
Up to last month I used to get in the daily bonus roughly once a week either energy or HP, which made sende by the 15% chance it shows.
This month, in 21 daily bonuses I claimed, I got exclusively either crystals or sat.
So either I'm on a bad luck streak, or something got messed up with the percentages.

Yeah, I guess that's all we can do, wait and see and when someone turns out to be useless, kick them out again.

To be honest, I myself wouldn't even have qualified to join, if I hadn't been active in the Dogecoin community for a while.
If it hadn't been for this campaign I wouldn't have posted anything, not on bitcointalk nor on reddit in the last 3 months or so, still since this campaign launched, I've been among the ones with the longest posts in the campaign.
Therefore I believe the upfront requirements aren't all that important, way more important is, how users fulfill the requirement to engage in the campaign and on that one I believe the decision to remove those who post just generic 1 liners was the right thing to do.

What do you expect?
$20 a week is in many countries in the world more money than they make in their jobs.
In Bangladesh it's 7 times the minimum wage for working 12 hours a day.

Remains to be seen how many of them use Google translate to post something

They are part of a game that is announced for later.
What kind of game and whether it's either fun or useful or both, we will have to wait and see.

Such an idea speaks for itself.
But it also means nobody would pay for something that's worth less than nothing, you'd have to pay for someone taking it.

Thanks for clearing that.

First of all thanks for your continued efford.

I've been wondering what the time period actually is, meaning when do these 7 days begin and when do they end?
Usually I don't have a problem filling 5 postings, most weeks I have way more than 5 and mostly I'm the one with the longest posts, but once in a while that's not so easy.
I've been a week on vacation last month, where I almost missed the time because with a laptop in a hotel I just can't be sure to get any connection at all.
I go again on vacation next week, so it would really help to know the exact beginning and end of the timeframe.
In fact I tend not to make any postings on saturday and sunday, but save my input for the monday, where I'm then sure which week the post goes into.

Last but not least, even though I believe it won't concern me, I guess it would be helpful if you posted here the new rules, before you start eliminating users from the campaign.
It just makes me nervous not knowing whether or not I have fulfilled the requirements, even though I should be one of the least concerned ones.

Haven't seen any either the last few days, but just wait, sooner or later the ad rotator will get you one.

Install "NoCoin", you'll see it frequently when it blocks a miner script.
Usually it's in one of the ads or popups and they show up and disappear again faster than you can file a complaint against them, meaning CMG has no control over that, unless you wanted to request CMG should ban all ads from their site, which is obviously not possible.

That's a good point.
Let alone the waiting time, at premium level 100 crystals in virtual mining are worth 1000 minutes or 16.67 hours times 20+ sat or 333 sat.
Using the 100 crystals to open a chest pays FAR less than that, or in other words visiting a sponsor to get a silver chest means you don't get anything, but you pay for visiting the sponsor.
Same thing for silver chests found in missions, it's cheaper not to open them.
Unless of course you have more crystals than you could use in virtual mining.

Problem is, it doesn't have to be anything bot like, just something that matches a pattern in the antibot measures.
When I kept 4 faucet pages open all day that's not even remotely close to a bots behavior, but in addition with the auto-refresh implemented in the site it triggered the antibot.

I can make a few guesses, but most likely that won't match your particular case.
- If you keep your computer on 24/7, i.e. because you're mining some cryptos for real and if you keep a faucet page open over night, where your browser once in a while refreshes the page, an antibot might conclude a real human would be offline at least some 8 hours a day.
- If you have a routine, some kind of roundtrip how you claim from various faucets in a sequence, where you automatically get to each faucet in a very regular pattern of timing, an antibot might conclude a real human wouldn't be so precise in his timing.
- If you are on a dynamic IP and you reboot your PC many times a day, i.e. if you shut down your computer for anything you do aside of it, you'll appear on the site with many different IPs per day.

- If you are on a dynamic IP, where just ONCE in years of usage another user of the same faucet obtains the IP you just had right after you and makes a claim just a minute after you did, you're doomed, because the antibot will detect multiple accounts on the same IP.
It's a known fact that almost all antibot measures, including all captcha protections use IP addresses as part of the detection, even though 99.9% of all users worldwide are on a dynamic IP.
I'm customer of Italy's largest provider and I've had it countless times that I turn on my computer in the morning and find myself on an IP that is banned on all captcha protected sites.
I've asked many times on many sites what I could do against this, so far I haven't even received one single answer, let alone a solution.
Therefore my only solution so far is, shut down my computer again, wait 5 minutes until my provider gives me some other IP and pray I won't ever get an IP that someone else has used on the same faucets I use.
It's only a matter of time until this will happen to me.

Assuming you're telling the truth, these cases are false positives you just can't do anything against.
Developpers of antibot measures cannot tell you what these measures are, because if they did, the bots would get upgraded to avoid detection.
Discussing the matter with a user and possibly fixing the problem costs for the site FAR FAR more money than the amount of frustrated users leaving due to false bot detection.

I've had it myself on some other site and from my todays knowledge I can even tell you what happened there.
It was a site that had 11 faucets (out of which I was using only 4) plus a button to switch in between.
I have a HUGE monitor (I use a 65" 4K TV as monitor), a huge PC (64GB RAM) and I never close any website, simply because I don't have to, I have ALL faucets I claim from open 16 hours a day, only close them when I go to bed and turn the PC off, even those sites where I make only 2 or 3 claims a day I keep open all day long.
This particular site had an auto-refresh on all of their pages to rotate their ads and I didn't even bother switching from one of their faucets to the other, I simply kept the 4 faucets I was using open in 4 separate windows.
Their antibot obviously detected a huge load of page refreshes and concluded, a human wouldn't refresh the faucet page that often, therefore I must be a bot and I got banned.
The admin wouldn't even hear my complaint, he simply calculated that dealing with my complaint plus adjusting his bot detection would cost him more time and thereby money than he lost through losing me as a user.
The fact that an auto-refresh plus an antibot that counts page refreshes must always lead to loads of false positives is something the developper of the antibot has overlooked, but once it was in place there's nothing the admin is willing to do about it.

What the problem in your particular case is might be possible to figure out, but considered the fact you as a user are worth to the site just a few cents a month whereas an hour of the admins time is worth more than several years of your membership, you cannot expect your problem getting solved in conversation with the admin, your only hope is that you might figure out yourself what in your behavior might trigger an antibot.

You mean it has an effect only on the games that I don't play anyway?

I mean I did try those games a few times, but I never found anything useful in them.
The blockchain explorer has (by my impression) just as many bad fields as good fields, meaning you don't gain a thing, the miner run never paid me anything at all and there's no manual or anything for them where one could find out how much it would pay under what circumstances.
So what would be the point of playing these?