We always try to merge-mine as many as possible of the scrypt-based chains that are still "alive" in some sense. This usually boils down to the two questions "is the code still being maintained?" and "is the coin actively traded?".
If you know of a chain that you think we should add, let us know!

I can see it by hovering the mouse pointer over the date of the post, even when I'm not logged in.
But I agree that it's not exactly intuitive. I'm going to edit the OP to clarify what "currently" means.

That list is up to date. (If you check the original post, you'll see it was updated just a couple weeks ago.)

The full list of blocks that you have found is already available. Click on the number next to "Blocks found" in your account stats.

The website reports Litecoin blocks, as you can tell from their height in the blockchain.

You can't draw that conclusion from a sample of size 4, the variance is too high. In other words: if you were lucky today, it doesn't mean you will also be lucky tomorrow.
Let me remind you that this is a PPS pool, which means predictable earnings, so it makes little sense to look at how many blocks were actually found. I would instead compare your earnings at the pool with the statistically expected rewards of solo mining.

For 110% the price of Dogecoin would have to rise a lot more! However, we're currently considering increasing the PPS ratio to 102%.

Litecoinpool.org is a PPS pool. If you want to mine solo you don't need a pool, you can just run all the software yourself.
Frankly, "solo pool" sounds like an oxymoron to me. Of course, there are services that make your solo mining setup easier in exchange for a fee whenever you find a block, but we don't do that.

We're actually two people running the pool. My business partner is in the US and I'm in Europe. The time difference is quite convenient for managing a 24/7 service.

As far as I know, the stock firmware of Antminers does not support Stratum over TLS.

Sure you can, just click on Charts in the top menu. Here's a screenshot: https://prnt.sc/htf5sv

The 24-hour average is low because, as you can see in the screenshot I posted above, your miners were inactive for some time during the last 24 hours.

The number on the Stats page is just for rough comparison with the Top 30. If you want to know how much you've made in the last 24 hours, see the "Past 24 hours Rewards" on your account page. If you want to estimate your earnings for the future, use the Calc.

Port 3443 is for Stratum over TLS. As far as I know, Antminers do not support this.

Jacktgns, I just had a look at your worker charts, and I see no difference in hash rate between now and two weeks ago. If you're talking about the "current" speed, it is always subject to fluctuations, as explained in the FAQ.
I cannot check tommy1033's account because I do not know his username.

Resolved via email. The CSRF error is due to a Cross-Site Request Forgery prevention mechanism, which can have false positives every now and then when submitting forms, but is easily resolved by simply resubmitting the same form. It is unrelated to payments. The "payment problem" mentioned above was that the user had just changed payout address, but didn't notice the warning stating that this would suspend all payouts for 24 hours.

I do not know your username so I'm unable to check your account, but you should make sure that you understand all of the auto-payout settings. If in doubt, write an email to support (include your username).

I'll just leave these here as a reminder.
Why doesn't the hash rate reported by the pool match that reported by my miner?
The pool keeps reporting a much lower hash rate than my miner. What's going on?

If your account was hacked and the attacker has already withdrawn your balance to his own wallet, I'm afraid it's too late now. The pool cannot get the coins back, because a confirmed Litecoin transaction cannot be reverted. You should be able to get the attacker's IP from the list of recent logins to your account (via "My Account" > "See recent logins"), but there's probably not much that you can do with it.
In my opinion the most important thing to do right now is to establish how exactly you were hacked. Given your previous messages, I presume that the attacker got access to your email account, but how did that happen? I would consider the possibility that your computer got infected, and if I were you I would reinstall everything from scratch and change all passwords.

What I mean is that your email account might have been hacked, and the attacker might be redirecting incoming emails. Therefore, I suggested that you change your password and ask your email provider for information about recent logins to your account (some providers even make this information available via their website).

This is the automatic reply that we've been receiving from your email address, the last one today at 20:15 UTC with subject "Re: Password Reset":

The email address linked to your account never changed, and the password reset procedure is working just fine. I see that you used it a few times, and every time we received the same automatic reply from your email address, stating that the "letter has been delivered". If you really did not receive our emails, I suggest that you check with your email provider. One possibility to consider is that your email account may have been compromised, so I'd suggest that you change your password.

We answered all of the several emails that you've sent, and each time we've received an automatic reply saying (in Russian) "your letter has been delivered". If you haven't received our replies, something must be wrong with your email account.

I'm not seeing any issues on our side, and the hash rate has been stable on all servers.