An invite is used to invite someone you know to join this site if it is closed sign up (like now).
When you become a Power User you get some given to you.
I can't remember if you have to be a Power User to swap points for an invite but they are quite expensive in points
Well I hope we see you more often, gearpigdc.
That, to me, is one of the more rational responses I've read.
As Lord Palmerston said of the Schleswig Holstein question: “The Schleswig-Holstein question is so complicated, only three men in Europe have ever understood it. One was Prince Albert, who is dead. The second was a German professor who became mad. I am the third and I have forgotten all about it.”
It's much the same for torrents.
"Upload credit" is the amount of actual data YOU have shared. So you will get at least the amount of your file plus any more that is needed to get the torrent properly seeding. It is, in my experience, always quite a lot more. If people's torrent client grab parts from other seeders, you don't get credit for that, the other seeder does.
As long as you have your file available for people to grab, it is 'seeding' whether anyone wants it or not. Your client should have something which shows if a file is active. uTorrent, for instance has a category for that. You should also see upload/download speeds if you have the columns for those showing. That will show what is happening with you.
The number of times your torrents have been downloaded is not an indication of your upload credit. The torrent clients may have spotted a better connection and grabbed pieces from there.
Bonus points are given from a downloader to your torrent (figures in yellow). They are then allocated to your account automatically. They can't be earned other than by a downloader saying thanks on the torrent page.
Not everyone has enough points to give to every torrent they download. Not everyone wants to give them because it is the one part of the whole business where you are not anonymous. Personally I am always grateful if someone just says thanks.
Finally, if you can keep your torrent client open with the files you have, it's a good idea. As you say you will get the per hour credit. But it is amazing how often someone will suddenly decide to grab a file and you get more credit from them if you seed. I am seeding a file on another site which I first reseeded a month ago. And somebody started grabbing it a couple of days ago.
Somebody has just grabbed a complete torrent that I first posted some years ago.
Hope some of that helps 
Oh yes, that was an omission 
The oral with Winters is Jeff Stryker's Big Time
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=9d567d4f064e111db94e5879ef9f0fb8666f47b7a533d34d&hit=1
I'm still looking for movie 2
Trevor Knight bottoms in:
Justice (Hot House)
Wildlands (Studio 2000)
Going Under (Jet Set)
Boot Boy (Rascal)
Also of interest?
From Top To Bottom (Falcon)
"four notoriously cocky tops bottoming for the first time" (almost)
Farmer's Son (Falcon)
Jason Adonis bottoms
I used to be a member but I seem to remember I wasn't that impressed and gave it up.
I can't really remember what didn't impress me.
In passing http://gay-area.org/ takes you to the same site but you still need an invite
:hiya: well it's nice to see you now. Hope you find the wait was worth it
And :hiya: to you, nice to see you.
I had a few days in Los Angeles many moons ago and loved it…apart from the freeways
And in less than three weeks they will be illegal in the UK.
Well, I never - I've never noticed that in control panel.
Fortunately I've never needed it as I don't sync offline files But interesting to know
Good thinking, pornofan
I did wonder if the quota had anything to do with your provider but dismissed it. I couldn't imagine that would be how they told you that you were over your download limit
"It is the product of size and duration. 1 GB for 24 hours needs 200 points. 2 GB for 24 hours needs 400 points, or 2 GB for 48 hours needs 800 points.
Points needed = 200 points * size in GB * duration in days
Sorry, no discount for the uploader."
Are you choosing torrents that people want?
Do you leave your torrent client running with the files you have downloaded after the download is finished? Sometimes poeple will come to them a while after you think all interest is gone.
Have you tried picking some freeleech torrents? But make sure there is plenty of time left.
And don't forget uploading (seeding) is slower than downloading.
And get some bonus points by joining in the forum, adding pictures to torrents or voting on your downloads (you haven't made any category votes - you can make them even if a torrent already has a category).
Post your own torrent (search for duplicates first)
My theory is that the unallocated points are put in a fund to pay for the staff Christmas party. :whistle:
Always nice to see a new member, especially from a lovely country 
A search for Kombat did produce about 50 results.
And do keep an eye on your ratio as a new member
First, all torrents are by 'anonymous' - it became policy a while back that uploaders' usernames would be hidden.
I am with you in wanting to donate to particular people but don't know who they are. However if you make a donation the points should be delivered to the anonymous uploader by the software as long as they are still a member. The site knows who the uploader is.
I did make a suggestion a couple of years back (scroll down).
I don't think there is a consensus about how much, if anything, to give. I usually base it on size and desirability to me.
The yellow numbers after people's names in the 'thanks' show how many bonus points they have given for that torrent. Personally I'm always grateful (and surprised) if I get just a thanks
Yes, we know all that - splashed all over the web ages ago.
So YOU invented paper - you are as old as you look then :rotfl:
And :hiya: to you. Hope we can banish the boredom in the forum
And thank you for your offer
In passing Channel 4 in the UK recently showed Secrets of the Sauna (depending on your settings you may or may not get any info).
My fond memory of saunas around the world is great deal better than what turned out to be a dull TV programme