Thanks for the feedback.  This is great.<p>Hmmm, I&#x27;ll try removing the countdown timer.<p>The site does use a template.  I actually tried making it look generic because I went with the approach of &quot;this website is owned by 1 person and you can trust him&quot;.  That didn&#x27;t work.  I am going to redo the front-end and make it look like a company owns the site.  I&#x27;m thinking something similar to how <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;gusto.com" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;gusto.com</a> looks.<p>I&#x27;m hoping to one day have companies pay to have their prizes featured on the site.  It&#x27;d be like Google &#x2F; Reddit advertising except the advertising is a prize, not an ad.  I tried the non profit approach but everyone doubted me, so I changed it.  But right now, everything is out of pocket for me.<p>Yeah I realize the &quot;mux&quot; was a mistake.  I thought it was clever, but these people don&#x27;t have the time to read what a multiplexer is.  Literally every time I tell someone to go to my site &quot;MuxMe&quot; they say &quot;Is that a porn site?&quot;.  I can change the name in 2 seconds, I&#x27;m just thinking of what to change it to.  I like the idea of a FAQ, I need to add that.<p>Currently users land on the prize page, and either register or they don&#x27;t.  They don&#x27;t click the &quot;how it works&quot; or any other pages, so I&#x27;m focusing on optimizing the prize landing page right now.  I think I might add a video avatar (like this <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.pt-hr.co.uk&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.pt-hr.co.uk&#x2F;</a>) that explains how the site works on the prize pages.  I can see the Hacker News guys are interested in the &quot;How it Works&quot; page, but the typical user doesn&#x27;t click that.  I definitely need to update it with something that&#x27;s easy to understand, it&#x27;s on the list of a million things to do.