I agree.

Bumping this.

agreed

Good to know...

In case anyone actually follows recommendations spammed repeatedly in massive writing, these are all referrer links so that the author earns money when you sign up to coins-e.

Why Java? HTML5 is what all the kids are doing now. It's more accessible. So much that it's even moving out of the web and into software categories like mobile and desktop that Java was designed for, rather than the other way around which was how it used to work.

Note that it will be hard to actually gain a user-ship on a new site you just created, it takes a lot of time, luck and work to make something like a successful games website, let alone Facebook. Facebook games is mainstream only because it's attached to Facebook. It might be a more convenient approach to start with convincing current popular games sites to add Bitcoin as a feature. For example, bitcoin100.org is doing this with charities.

There are some little games already that only accept Bitcoin or Dogecoin. My favourite is blockchain-reaction.com for Bitcoin. Note that they have a small, targeted goal. Choosing a niche is how they can gain a following quick - being one thing well rather than all things badly. This sort of thing is easier and fun to create. There needs to be something that a user sees as differentiating the Dogecoin sites from the others - that they can only get from Dogecoin - simplicity and casualness of transactions, a unifying art scheme, innovative game-play or a genre of gameplay, etc. A large number of these, and some marketing around them, or a unifying website, would be great for spreading the coin around.

Anyway, I'm all for promoting coins to be used as an actual currency instead of just investment. So is the Doge community. So good luck!

No, which is a shame.

I've noticed they tend to be harsh on extraneous features in their writing. I imagine it's because they only want to do the hosting job, not marketing or extensive support (which is why they encourage technically-minded customers). But their feature offering will cover most sites, and the system isn't hard to use if you do a quick search on something you don't understand.

Good on you maintaining the lotto this long!

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This is a good opportunity to recommend nearlyfreespeech.net - they are a really nice host that I used a while ago. The idea is rather than a monthly fee, you pay for what you use, by the cent. Very good for very small, not often visited websites.