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Violations of this rule may result in loss of upload rights.

Please read 1st post again for edit.

@nycram Keep in mind that the guy who requested the reseed might be offline. (Unable to run his client all the time)

I noticed that I can't use cock.li mail accounts but it's a legitimate mail service (albeit with a funny name). The mail accounts created with cock.li aren't disposable (i.e. they don't expire after 20 minutes). It would be nice to be able to use it.

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its happen 3 days ago after that cant even download a files or the files got halfway downloaded and cannot continue

@ezekiel22 said in NEW RESEEDING PROCEEDURE TUTORIAL!!! (link):

I tried everything... doesnt work... its so complicated now, is it me or it was easier few months ago ?

If you think about what using a torrent really is, then re-seeding shouldn't be all THAT complicated.

Remember, tho: a torrent file is a DESCRIPTOR of content (including a checksum to ensure validity). Whether you have created the .torrent or not, the fact is: if you add a torrent to your client, and the content is ALREADY THERE, you will immediately begin to SEED that torrent.

Now: already there has to be an exact match! All the folder and file names have to match, and all of the file-part-checksums have to match! But if the contents check out, re-downloading a torrent is a re-seed!

Mind you: because this is a private tracker, and therefore your ID has to be added to every seed/leech activity (for accountability), you actually re-seed your uploaded torrents!

When you upload a new torrent, the tracker builds a NEW .torrent file (not the one you uploaded) that you have to use to re-seed your torrent! Otherwise, it's never seeded to begin with. Because you're downloading a new .torrent file for content you already have, you're techincally re-seeding your upload! 🙂

If you're still having issues, contact the HELP DESK. Staffers there are usually helpful!

Echoing an original comment here, isn't it amazing at how well even short apologies work ("sorry, it was a bad day, and I was a bit flip . . .")? Early in my work career, an opposing party in a deal did exactly that after some uncivil (and bad) behavior, and it cleared matters away as well as a Spring shower. And it cost him nothing, in the end . . . . I remember it to this day.

I agree with you. Flags tend to complicate things.

On another matter, I noticed that on the table the word for "here" is sometimes in the native language and sometimes in English. It's best if we use the native word in all languages. French and German already have the native word. We should also have:
Chinese: 在这里 (simplified) / 在這裡 (traditional)
Dutch: hier
Italian: qui
Japanese: ここで
Portuguese: aqui
Romanian: aici
Russian: здесь