I have been running my faucet list for about a week now after doing numerous faucets for the past couple of months and I just realized, I don't know what people are looking for in the faucets they come across. I know what I like in a faucet, but my list is geared towards the community. It would be amazing if you could help me out and vote so I can refine my list.
If there is a type I missed or you have a different perspective let me know. What quality is the most important? Easy to use, Payment Min, Payment Max, Referral %, type of payment(direct, faucet box, etc.), faucet timer
I have separated the different types of miners into three categories,
Daily,
Casuall, and
Aggressive(solely based on my experience)
and this is how i would briefly classify each one:
Daily Miners- These are the people that wake up in the morning, go through their designated faucet list, and are done for the day. They usually want to use faucets that have a high payout and don't really mind the wait time on the faucet because they only mine once a day.
Casual Miners- These people usually mine when ever they have any down time throughout their day(before and after work, before and after meals). These people usually want to use faucets that have a decent payout (800-500 satoshi) and decent down time on the faucet (180mins- 15mins)
Aggressive Miners- Do faucets constantly and are usually dedicating hours to doing them. Aggressive miners usually have an efficient mining rotation going where they know how many faucets they can get done in a set amount of time. They will usually get all of the high paying high timer faucets out of the way in the beginning of the day and then move on to their set rotation later. In the set rotation they will have about 5-8 faucets that are 3-20 mins each. These faucets typically pay 300+ satoshi, but usually no more than 900.
and of course there are Scammers and Bots but we won't list them here

Thank you!