The original uploader is only notified of Reseed Requests if their torrent client has reported that it has downloaded it in full from the tracker. Whether this has happened or not will depend entirely on whether you seeded the torrent correctly in the first place. If you did, then you would not be notified. If however the original uploader registered with the tracker as a leecher, then their name would be added to the list, and as long as they are not #121 or higher on that list AND their account is still active, they would then get a notice also.

Sorry for resurrecting this thread but it seemed more appropriate than starting a new one..

Am i right in saying/thinking that, at the moment, invites vs affiliate are the same? I have 4 invites I can use but am thinking it is just as easy to use the Affiliate link

@MrMazda:

Yes… We had a server outage. The specifics on what broke or how is not currently known to the staff as of yet, however we did experience a server outage due to something breaking. 🙂

This is what happens when Teddy Bears play with themselves too much LOL (referencing your current avatar in case you change it LOL)

There were pictures pending approval on this torrent that have now been approved. The system has deemed the torrent to have reached its maximum number of pictures.

Thanks! That's what I thought it meant but I was not certain.

I'd want to know what those few different profile privacy settings actually do? Those are really confusing so I just let it be on default… 😐

Post your affiliate link to the site where gay/etc ppl hang - and watch those bonus points pour in 🙂

If I recall one get's 250 points from every new user.

Thanks!  :cheers: :crazy2: :crazy2: :cheers:

You're right, there's a time limit - I just hoped there's another way of changing description - but since there's no way (except asking helpdesk all the time - which is exhausting), I'm going to suggest time limit to be disabled in "Suggestions & Site Feature Requests" place.

Thanks for answering!  😘

If the drive was clicking (not the ordinary seeking noise, I am talking about a loud unusual click) or made a "clank" type sound then the computer died, the heads are probably gone. This is usually the way they go. Anyway, if that is the case you can fix it by buying an identical drive and replacing the heads. Once it's repaired you'll need to transfer it instantly to a new disk. Look on YouTube for examples of the procedure.

@diggerpup:

Is that going nuts, or going for your nuts  🙂

both  :cheesy2: :cheesy2: :cheesy2: :cheesy2: :cheesy2:

Take note of how many active users are on the site at certain times of day.

Back to normal now

hmm those are some Cadinot titles I don't recall ~

This feature was disabled for normal users for security reasons. If you are trying to reach out to a particular user, there is a workaround that I can facilitate.

With your permission, I can search for the user myself and make contact with them to provide them with a link that they can use to get in touch with you. To do this however I need your permission as we have a very strict policy with respect to privacy. This way, the only information that I have to disclose is the link to PM you, and let the user decide whether or not they wish to make contact.

If you're interested, please click here to send me a PM with the username you are looking for, and I would be happy to assist you.

@Bluesurfer:

@wedge:

What's the real deal? There are literally thousands of torrents of practically every studio/genre. Why is that some torrents are quickly taken down while others stay there for years? I can't believe other studios don't use the DMCA and associated features. What's the real philosophy here? One can't find MuscleBearPorn or StudFist videos, for example, and these are not major studios either. Hot House Club Inferno, Lucas, MEN and dozens of other big shots' videos are easily available. What gives?

What you should understand is that when torrents are taken down it because the site has been issued a legal notification alleged copyright infringement, such notice containing the needed information to prove that the torrent in question is their legal property.  The site does notify the uploader of the notice and gives the uploader an opportunity to refute this claim, in which case the torrent is (if the uploader sends the needed proof that the torrent in question actually belongs to them) then put back up so other members can again download.

Failing to get confirmation from the member who uploaded the torrent in the first place that it is their legal property, the site has no option but to remove the material in question.  Failing to do so can result in the site being sued along with the member who uploaded the material.  The end result would be that the site would end up being sued out of existence, resulting in all torrents no longer being available for anyone to be able to download.  I know it is frustrating when this happens (from personal experience), but I would rather loss one torrent than the entire site and I suspect you would agree with that?

Thanks for the detailed response. It does make some sense now.

It's back. But my ratio remains frozen. I want my 6GB worth of ratio 😮