There are some filters in place to prevent tiny trades from skewing the tables, but also those tiny, out-of-market, trades hopefully get gobbled up quickly.  I have debated weighted average vs. spot and noticed a few times that sites that do weighted average (Dustcoin is a good one), have an issue in large price movements.  I may implement a second page that provides a weighted average based on all open orders (as compared to recent), to provide a second perspective, but BTER would not be an exchange on this list (as you can't get an order list from there).

While I definitively like to see competition - I have the same coins up.  I also noticed you are updating the pricing / difficulty once per hour, which is interesting.  I update quicker, but thinking there may be value in a slower update as well (since it may filter out large moves).

While I can understand the negative impact of large mining at the start, I think that the coins that survive this initial onslaught have shown themselves to have other value (rather than just being a clone).  So, in many respects, the CoinChoose effect brings about a survival of the fittest.

How so?  We add coins as soon as they are on one of the exchanges we support (Vircurex, BTC-e, MCXNow, Cryptsy) and we have enough understanding of the block reward (and can get the difficulty from somewhere).  The profitability is derived from other numbers on the table (and can be double-checked).  Currency statistics are automatically updated once per minute and quotes are automatically updated more often than that.  So, it is just information that is being presented.

As far as cooperation, I guess when a  new coin is created, it has a blockexplorer and is listed on one of the above exchanges and someone (could be the coin creator) contacts me to ask me to put the coin up, I will try to. 

As an additional FYI, my miners are still pointed at BTC right now until I can figure out my riser card issues

So - any basis to say "they co-operate with scam coins to cheat the newbie"?  Please explain.

GLDCoin Added anyways

is there a working block explorer?  Only one I see is not working right now (http://gld.block-chain.net/)?

For ONE. MILLION. DOLLARS.

His "Majesty" has never been to America, and probably couldn't find it on a map.  If he did, he'd know that the destruction of one railroad bridge into Texas would have minimal impact...

Okay - just waiting for the obit notices, then we will know it was not a "wish list" but merely reporting what has already been done.  Funny, I just saw Bill Gates in the press this week - he seems alive (and so is Melinda Gates).

Actually, you have named names of who you want to see dead - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bilderberg_meeting_participants_of_2011 & http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/list/ (and all their family members including children). 

CoinWarz.com  - that has a mining calc with costs, so probably more useful

Source for one, but not the other.  This is like some bad John Carpenter movie....

Well, practically last time I added YAC to the chart it thru everything off as it shows about 1000% profitability and I got a lot of complaints that it did not belong.  This is especially true since the mining hardware for YAC is so much more limited (and powerful hashing is not available).  Most of the users of coinchoose have a GPU mining rig and are looking to see immediately what coin they should mine now. 

However, I could put a separate page maybe comparing YAC to BTC or LTC, but I need to know what CPU only miners are thinking about when they mine (and whether they actually look at all other currencies or just focus on whether they will make any money at all).  My guess is, for a CPU miner, it makes sense to only mine a currency that will lead to some profit after power costs, and YACoin may be that currency, but that is what sites like dustcoin.com and coinwarez.com are good for.

I may be wrong - so feel free to convince me otherwise

YAC is a different animal.  This is a site really to compare coins that can be GPU mined.  YACCoin cannot at this point so it isn't accurate to compare it to these other coins. 

Just click on the currency name in the graphical chart and it removes it.

As always, thank you.  I'll send a few coins your way as donations today for all your hard work.

It is because of this - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124303.240;topicseen

Can you check Freicoin and make sure your client is updated?  I believe it is reporting wrongly.

1.  Exchange - that allows for automatic trades and withdrawals.
2.  Public blockexplorer.