As @eobox91103 said, if you are fortunate enough to join a swarm before the torrent gets deleted and there are still others in the swarm then by all means keep the torrent running in your client. When the torrent gets deleted from the tracker it seems that anyone already in the swarm can continue to both upload and download. As such, as long as there is a full copy available, either from seeders or from enough leechers, it is still possible for the download to finish. I've managed to complete a few downloads in the past after they became unregistered. If you are lucky enough to have the full copy then please do keep it running as long as there are any leechers in the swarm. You won't get credited for the upload on the site, but you will save people from having wasted a lot of ratio on a download they might never have been able to finish.
@perro2492
I wish it weren't the case but I am not sure you really need to be too careful as to who you give invites too. This site needs more members.
It is clear too that there is already a DCMA presence on this site as it is common to get a take down notice in minutes. On other sites the same torrent can be up for months! Although there are other similarly infringing torrents that can stay up here forever too
@raphjd May I suggest that the information available on the main site be amended to reflect the current situation as I believe at could be the source of the confusion? Looking that the trade-in page for points it clearly states:
For what I get points?
You receive for every hour the system is registering you as a seeder 0.5 points.
If you upload a new torrent, you might get rewarded by other users with seedbonus. Upload now to make extra credits!
Upload missing/extra torrent pictures and get for each pic 1 Point extra! - 1 Point for each Forum post and 5 Points for each new Forum Topic
No joke, but this was shared today as Upscaled to 4K (click to view it in full 2160p). π π π What are people thinking when they are creating and sharing garbage like this?
@divienbottom Anything that involves a female requires that it be uploaded in one of the straight categories. You can turn these categories on in your profile settings.
@Joshuadun As applied to this website, it means: "We [gaytor.rent] don't host videos on this [gaytor.rent] webspace. Individual users have them, and we've told them not to distribute material for which they don't have legal rights."
@raphjd Thank you for seconding the motion. I am now more confident in what I want to do and yes I prefer a compiled torrent for a single series title. It will just be up to the downloader to choose which files to acquire if they only need select episodes. π π
The gentleman above me has answered beautifully already, but I'll just complement by adding that: if you are not currently downloading anything and yet you see downloads occupying your DL slots that means you have only partialy downloaded a torrent, if you want it to stop occupying such space you have to either select all files or remove it from seeding queue altogether.
Can you kindly tell what you think is making my qbt client slow and freeze from the jump? It's been like this for 3+ yrs despite updates. could it be the number of torrents? it's in win10 π§
The only time I've had performance issues with qBitTorrent myself was when I ran it on a virtual machine with not enough RAM and/or swap space.
@raphjd I've seen a few posts about that, but I don't remember seeing an explanation of it. Please forgive me if this is repetitive, but why no requests anymore?
