Hi everyone! Excited to contribute (I also dont understand reseed! Help!)

Popoxdddd

Hi everyone! Glad I found this site and I saw that theres def some rare vids here that I have not been able to find anywhere else!

I mostly have cam shows to share. I have quite a collection since I started saving them since 2009…mostly from cam4 and CB. I'd be more than happy to try to check if theres any performers you have in mind (hopefully we have the same taste in men! haha)

That being said: Can someone explain to me what is reseeding and why is it necessary?
Would it be fair to say that reseeding is like refilling an empty cup so that others can drink (download) from it? Would it be fair to say that anytime someone downloads a torrent, it takes from the available downloads in said cup until it eventually runs out?

Also after I've uploaded a torrent/seeded a file, do I have to keep that file in the same place on my computer? I ask because I reorganize my porn quite often...sometimes I delete old stuff...If I do...does that affect people from downloading the torrents I've uploaded?

pengkuang

seems some of torrent's common sense you lack. metaphors are eventually limited at explaining. would better taking some time to understand how torrents system is working:
BitTorrent for Beginners: How To Get Started Downloading Torrents
A Beginner's Guide to BitTorrent
at least know this terms' meaning: leeching, seeding, client, torrent file

Can someone explain to me what is reseeding and why is it necessary?

When you have a file(files) and the tracker already has the torrent of this file, you could just reseed this existed torrent instead of creating a new torrent. This is the occasion where reseeding works.

Also after I've uploaded a torrent/seeded a file, do I have to keep that file in the same place on my computer? I ask because I reorganize my porn quite often…sometimes I delete old stuff...If I do...does that affect people from downloading the torrents I've uploaded?

you're free to move the file, but once you move it, remember telling the client where the new location is, otherwise the client cannot upload anymore. If you delete the file, you can't upload it obviously until you own this file again. as for whether others can download it after you delete the file, it depends on whether there are other seeders.