@anythingold The random letters and numbers are how the filenames are encoded on OF's servers. They're not human friendly because they're not designed to be seen or downloaded by users.

@szafran Yes, the torrent pages are indexed on Google Cache and the title, images, description, etc. can all be viewed without logging in. This has been the case for many years but the admins still haven't opted out of caching for an unknown reason.

It's also possible that they have an account on this site.

@arago44 No, it looks like there is a bot automatically issuing DMCA requests for any new torrents posted in the Fan Sites category. Pictures and titles don't seem to matter.

@szafran Yes, the torrent pages are indexed on Google Cache and the title, images, description, etc. can all be viewed without logging in. This has been the case for many years but the admins still haven't opted out of caching for an unknown reason.

It's also possible that they have an account on this site.

@anythingold The random letters and numbers are how the filenames are encoded on OF's servers. They're not human friendly because they're not designed to be seen or downloaded by users.

I agree that this site isn't as good as it used to be in terms of content selection. Certain litigious studios were unofficially 'banned' for a long time, but after the Megaupload seizure and temporary site closure, that list grew significantly to encompass a lot more mainstream studios. It seems that the admins and certain mods half want a completely legal website that they won't get in trouble for running and half want a website that directly facilitates copyright infringement. Don't get me wrong; I'm very grateful for this service and the personal risk associated with running it, but the primary purpose of this site is very obvious so I question the effectiveness of this transparent pretence of legal compliance. Luckily, there are websites and forums that have picked a side, closed the doors to those who are against what they are doing and have the content you mentioned readily available.

It seems odd that you can't access or see anything in the torrent section without logging in first, but can see names/pictures/descriptions/etc. via Google's cache. Is there a reason that this otherwise private website has its contents shown to the public? I would have thought flying under the radar would be the preferred option for a site like this; currently, it appears on the first or second page of a Google search when searching for certain terms.

Hello, according to my leeching information on the site I'm only downloading 9 torrents, but when I try to add more in my torrent client I get the following message: Bad Ratio: Ratio:2.155 (To many Torrents.. Your current limit is 15 at the same time. See Rules / To fix limits you could Donate)

Have the limits been changed recently? I don't know why I'm getting this error when only 9 active torrents are recorded in my leeching list… 

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