Here's a nice fresh cloud mining guide using free credit:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=445491

Excellent.
Thank you!

If you mean the pool miner that is integrated with the newest wallet (Version 0.8.582) then they are the same.
As I wrote - if you have Windows and AES-NI enabled CPU + 64 bit, you're all set to go with the integrated miner.
If not, follow option 2 in my post as you'll have to make it work manually.

You can use the preferences mechanism to vote for, let's say, more than 1 candidate for a certain role (e.g. Freetrade as 1st preference, yourself as 2nd preference).

You can have as many wallets as you want - but that's why the size of the wallet counts and not the number of votes.
There's no other way to support fair voting in a crypto-currency.

Sure, as long as it's a votable address (MVTE prefixed. For example, my CMO address is MVTEcmodH7do4V47ht1U9AXQKMouqYNAYM)

Each officer is elected by the community (shareholders) to perform that role.
So that differs a bit from most real world companies where the CEO approves his deputies.
Therefore, these roles are a bit more independent, but obviously we won't do a very good job if we're not synced with one another, especially with the CEO.
As for job feedback - that's a very nice idea to further utilize the voting system where officers could use it to rate one another. The community already rates the officers by voting for (or against) them.

So how about a group of developers that do not hold most of the coin but get a "salary" to develop it efficiently + can be replaced anytime by a more efficient group?
Wait, that's MemoryCoin!
That's why I believe in MMC

Very happy to hear that!

I don't know, but as I said - I highly recommend mining at mmcpool

Answered your PM

Wrote a tutorial for mining MemoryCoin (MMC)
As simple as 2 clicks

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=439874

Enjoy

Keep in mind that the mined blocks need to be confirmed.
Check your balance in the pools through the wallet:
Choose "Mining -> Pool Balance" and choose all 3 to see your page (if any).

What's the HPM that you see?
What CPU do you have?
What are the settings you use?

By the way, my personal recommendation is to place mmcpool on the top of the list (in case you're doing it manually) so your yam-mmc.cfg will look something like that:

There is a 32bit version as well.
Not the one integrated with the wallet.
You'll have to take route #2 and do it manually.

Much faster, mainly if you have AES-NI... Try it out and compare.

Great!
Happy mining

m=1024 means use 1024 in total
If you want more, put more here.
(m is not per thread, it's the total amount of memory to use)

Depending on your needs and number of cores.
The ideal config is 1gb per thread, but it works well even with 1gb total.
The more you can spare, the merrier.

Shoot your questions.
Tell me what's wrong and paste your yam-mmc.cfg

Yep.
5 out of 6 is great if you mostly do "low computation" tasks.
And the new miner also lets you use the minimal 1024 ram with great performance so no problem there either.

Great tip!
Thanks!

It's not the main thread.
11.2 HPM is excellent!
What CPU are you using and how much memory do you have?

So you've been told CPU mining isn't profitable? WRONG!
Depends on what coin you're mining and what miner you're using!

The most profitable coin/miner pair today is MemoryCoin/M7k yamMiner
On my i7-4770k I make around 24MMCs per day which are around $5-6 at full power.
Mid power ( 4 cores instead of 8 ) which allows you to work on the PC without even feeling a miner is on, will give you half of that.

This tutorial will explain how to setup the miner and what is the preferred computer setup for it.

There are 2 different options here:
1) Easiest - Windows users, with AES-NI supported CPUs (most newer CPUs) who want to mine at full power:
1a) Download MemoryCoin's wallet with the integrated miner (http://memorycoin.org/memorycoin-wallet-0-8-582/)
1b) Choose "Mining -> Launch Pool Miner"
1c) Sit back and let the PC work for you! You'll start getting MMCs directly to your wallet within a few hours

2) Mid-Advanced - Windows / Linux / Mac users who want more control:
2a) Download yam miner from here: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=2609.0
2b) Choose the right file carefully! If you don't know which file to choose, check your CPU model and google for "YOUR_CPU_MODEL microarchitecture" (for example: "i7 4770k microarchitecture"). CPU-WORLD.com is a good source for that info
2c) unzip the file and play with the settings after reading the readme.txt. Too much text for you? Short version:

• Edit yam-mmc.cfg
• Put your wallet address instead of the default one in all lines you see a wallet address
• Change params if you want: av=0 means finetuning for best result (might take a few minutes but is usually worth it), m=total memory to use (1024 minimum and 1024 multiplications only), t=number of threads
• Copy yam-mmc.cfg to the folder containing the yam "executable" and run yam -c yam-mmc.cfg
  
• Watch the progress or watch for any errors and change the params if needed
  

That's it!
Easy, right?
You bought a computer (or even better - the boss bought it for you) - Don't let it sit idle. Turn it into a crypto-coin money making machine.

Enjoy.
Feedback and questions are welcome.

Please add MemoryCoin (MMC)
It's a great coin with a big quality community behind it!
http://memorycoin.org