This process is also listed in the FAQ help section.

@surrsurr The files you've included in your torrent are needed as that's how you share/upload/seed the files to others.
From what I can see, you need to download the torrent, then when it asks where you'd like to save the files to, make sure it points to the location where "14_saka_ani_ENG.mp4" and "14_saka_ani_JP.mp4" are located. They should be together in a folder.

Your torrent client will then check/verify the files and you'll begin seeding.

@surrsurr
Once your torrent is uploaded, you need to download it and point to where your files are located. Downloading the torrent is necessary as it'll have your tracker information. From this point, it should check the files and start seeding to the leechers.

You can find the Request board here: https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?board=155.0

@Priest:

@justaname:

This happened to 8 of my uploads. Unfortunately I asked helpdesk and got a generic answer telling me to seed my torrents.

I seed them via a seedbox. I'm assuming that it's because the first initiate re-download of the .torrent file is on a different IP and the system thinks you're not seeding it.

As long as the system shows there is a seeder, any seeder the torrent would not be deleted. It wouldn't matter which IP address downloaded the .torrent file since for each .torrent file that you download on your account is unique to you with your passkey and is tracked back to your member profile. If you are seeding from your computer or from a seedbox we still see you as the one seeding the torrent. What needs to be looked into is whether your seedbox is actually seeding the torrents.

Thank you for the response Priest. I can assure you that I am seeding the torrents and this might be an error on your end. I have been constantly seeding all my torrents via a seedbox that has been doing great. During the freeleech marathon I was uploading at least 21 MB/s overall.

I definitely was seeding the torrents that got removed. Unfortunately the effort to re-upload the torrents would not be worth it at this time as I am sure this is happening to multiple users other than the original poster and myself. It would be ignorant on the staff's part to state that it isn't an issue on there end when it definitely is.

Proof that I've been seeding: http://i.imgur.com/BC8XLNy.jpg
Edit: As you can see I've uploaded each torrent to well over 14 people if not more.

This happened to 8 of my uploads. Unfortunately I asked helpdesk and got a generic answer telling me to seed my torrents.

I seed them via a seedbox. I'm assuming that it's because the first initiate re-download of the .torrent file is on a different IP and the system thinks you're not seeding it.

20 here.

@SaltNPepaLvr:

I use a hidden folder on a network share with no group/public read/write/executive permissions.

Hey this is exactly what I do!