I think you're fighting the tide on this one Bytemaster, the type of people you want to incentivize and compensate for paying attention are the ones who see the potential and want to be invested in the idea as they help bring it to fruition through their personal actions.  The problem that pools solve is the difficulty of knowing if your work (computer mining) is going to give you a payout because as the popularity of a coin increases (in this case very quickly) the choice to mine by yourself starts looking like a stupid thing to do. 

Yes, there are calculators that say you'll find a block every 8 days but that's a lot of faith to put into a fast moving currency and sometimes the odds don't go in your favor and the difficulty moves past you.  The point of Mining is to equitably distribute tokens that individuals imbue with value through their interest and want to further build the project. 

So the solution is to figure out how to let people join a global pool, operated by the issuing company who can collect a very minimal %, and pay people equitably for their contribution.  Then it truly is a fire and forget sort of operation, and as the operator you can determine if you want to allow cloud miners or if they should be off in their own pool using miners they create themselves.

Solve the pool problem by catering to the need that demands Pools be popular.

WTF .. 5th most valuable coin .. never saw that one coming!

Keep in mind the price was over $10/ea a few days ago, so it's been as high as 4th place already.

I honestly couldn't care about a well-behaved process that uses 25% of my CPU when IDLE with a low priority setting and 99% of users wouldn't even know how to monitor their CPU usage and wouldn't look at it unless something else was slowing their computer down.  Having an option to 'turn it off' would allow those who it really bothers to turn it off.

This may be true for you but it is not neccesarily true for everyone.  Just make it a toggle easy to find in the keyhotee client and you'll solve your problem.  There were very similar experiments where websites would utilize the CPU of their visitors computers at about 20% to mine instead of showing ads.  People did NOT like it.    And I agree with the others who think a more desirable reward especially for people with a long term perspective would be a really easy to use, distributed pool miner combined with the long vesting period.

I expect better than 1:1 in protoshares favor.  Bitcoin is just a money network, holding protoshares pays you in being the first to hold new ideas in cryptocurrency.

I would buy all for .0115

I hear you guys with 3000+ vps accounts were pulling in 250pts/hour. Let me tell you what happened here. Greed overcame logic and you lost out on your gamble. Everyone knows that alt coins, even bit coins are not a sure thing. Good luck recovering you losses. I'm sure glad I didn't have coinlust at the time and did something stupid like I did a few months ago.. 

Live and learn...

What are you talking about?

Bounty updated with Bytemaster's contribution

I don't like systems that restrict new users to posting in special areas or has time restrictions.  There isn't a good solution here except to release Keyhote ID, so focus on that