Posts made by cinemacapman

@Rotron said in 1 Star Rating Troll:

@cinemacapman Yeah! So true and it's a fact. It can be bothersome though and ruins the presentation.

One thing that I have observed is that the 1-Star Troll leaves drag shows alone. The troll skips them.

Two things:

1. How does it "ruin the presentation"? Nothing is "ruined" simply because someone has given their opinion. Your upload is still there, as is the description and screenshots/pics...and people are still downloading your torrents.
   Nothing is "ruined".
2. I think you should stop referring to whoever this person is as a "troll". They are not...they are simply giving their own entitled opinion (whatever their reason is regarding these Boys Love series), and it's just a bit misguided and somewhat rude to be referring to them as a "troll".

I am not defending nor condemning their opinion ratings, I am just trying to reason this out sensibly and logically, and to try to get you to see what I mean regarding this.

@Rotron said in 1 Star Rating Troll:

I don't get how that is connected to what I am experiencing but if you mean that the troll may be someone from the USA who belongs to that kind of thinking then he's living in his own small world. Big is the world and it is diverse, his will be crushed by the bigger reality.

Exactly...the world is indeed diverse, which means people are entitled to their own opinion of something. As far as relating to the comments you get on your torrents, that person is entitled to their opinion, regardless of the reason(s) why.

As someone said in a previous reply, all that really matters is how many downloads/hits you get on your torrents. Peoples' opinions and the "votes" don't matter.

@lololulu19 said in Just another new guy here:

@Alnuzx Since you are new.. here's some sage advice on how to build a ratio. Download ALL the NEW Freeleech stuff, and seed it for a couple of days before deleting it.

I would also try to avoid downloading new Freeleech stuff which already has a lot of seeders already on it, simply because they may have better or faster connections than you do, which could make it very difficult for you to get much seeding done.

Download NEW content until you develop enough of a ratio where you can afford to download old content.

I don't see why that would make much difference. I would still try to stay away from downloading any torrents which already have a sizeable number of seeders already on them, to avoid the possibility of them having better seeding speeds than you have.

If you see a large collection that looks interesting, don't download the entire thing until you first unselect all the content, and then pick a few images or videos to test to see if the content is actually any good.

I would simply avoid any large collections unless they are Freeleech.
Sampling some of the content first is a good suggestion, though.

You get a sizable "bonus" for uploading your first torrent, so make sure you do that.

This may be a difficult suggestion, but try uploading a torrent that looks interesting...not the same sort of thing which may already be here. You want potential downloaders to become interested in what you upload as your first torrent, so make it interesting to get more interest and activity in it to build your ratio up better.

Sorry, but both Tucker Carlson and RFK Jr. are full of

@vanman said in Copyright Enfringement - Information:

@ianfontinell huh? everthing shared is copyrighted. It was produced by someone who has given permission to reproduce or share. That includes porn, TV, movies etc etc.

That makes no sense. You just contradicted yourself. You not only said "everything shared is copyrighted" and then "produced by someone who has given permission".

No they have not automatically "given permission to reproduce or share". In some instances, maybe, but not as a generalized blanket rule.

@vanman said in Copyright Enfringement - Information:

All content created is copyrighted the moment it's filmed

That further contradicts what you said as far as "given permission".

You need to put a lid on how you frequently pontificate and ramble on about something you know nothing about, attempting to appear as though you know what you're talking about.
I've been noticing this as a common pattern from you in the Forums.

@vanman said in Copyright Enfringement - Information:

@eobox91103 google is your friend There is no such thing as non copyrighted material. The content creator owns the copyright the moment they create it. Even if downloaded with permission it cannot be shared legally. The only exception to share without permission is fair use. Therefore a site demanding only non-copyrighted material would have no content lol unless people are uploading their own work. But that wouldn't be pleasant lol

Nonsense. Haven't you ever heard of something which is in the "public domain"?
Which means NO COPYRIGHT is on that material either because copyright has run out on it due to age, or because copyright was never properly registered to begin with.

@ianfontinell said in Several questions about takedowns...:

@blueorange22 said in Several questions about takedowns...:

Are there ways to evade or at least prolong the torrent's life before it's taken down?

In fact yes. Avoid uploading "official" pictures, only upload frames you took yourself from the uploaded material. Avoid using descriptions found on the internet, write your own or just skip it altogether and just write technical info like resolution, lenght, etc. If it's from a studio avoid writing its full name, go with abbreviations such as CB, SC, CF, etc. If the video has a working title try not to use it, prefer just the actors names.

In fact...No.
What is the point of changing the name or using abbreviations? How are people supposed to find or search for such a title?
In any case. I think it's somewhere in the Rules that you're not allowed to change a video's title to "disguise" it.

@BummerBoy said in What song are you currently listening to?:

In fact I'll even throw in a ding (whispers: what is a 'ding' anyway?):

...a little dong?

@jadnex This works quite well for me on many sites for batch downloading.

[https://www.allavsoft.com/video-downloader-converter.html](link url)

@vanman Not so such a "nightmare". It works quite well and is so enforced on a couple of torrent sites I frequent. It's not as difficult as you believe it to be.

@ianfontinell said in Why does cookie sessions last such a short time?:

In pretty much any website you can login and stay logged for a really long time even if you don't necessarily visit the site every day, but on GT and here on the forum if you don't visit twice a day your session expires. Why does it have to be like this?

Not true. Many sites...for the same security reason explained here...will close the session or log you out after a certain period of inactivity. I encounter that on a few sites I use, such as medical sites, etc. Simply doesn't happen on "pretty much any website" as you say.

@Kekkaishi Very simple...the day of your massage, stick to a liquid diet. No solid food. Especially with a late evening appointment.

@nix54 Perhaps you need to "make yourself connectable", as the saying goes. I used to be on a site which had a connectability tool, but have no idea where or how you could check that out. You can have good upload/download speeds, but if you're not connectable, that can cause slowdown issues. That could be why you're not seeing yourself as a peer. Look into that.

@lololulu19 There's no way to know for certain which resolution is the ORIGINAL (as you put it), because people are indeed going to take a larger version and downsize it to 360 or 480 for a smaller device. People watching on their phone or tablet don't need an HD-size video...hence the reason for downsizing to a smaller resolution.

...and why can you "guarantee" the 2160p UHD versions are not the originals? Many movies these days DO get released or streamed in 4k, so you can't automatically assume those in 2160p are not "originals". That's not to say some may not be upscaling into 4k, but often someone will say in their description they've used AI programming to do it properly, and as long as upscaling is done correctly it can indeed look pretty good.

@nix54 Do you mean you have the seeding issue/low bandwidth happening when you start seeding a torrent you just uploaded, or does issue happen after you have seeded to 100% completion and other people are on it and also seeding?

Methinks it is that you simply have a slower connection than you think (many people simply don't have a connection as fast as others do), or it could be that others just have a faster connection than you do. I don't think the port forwarding is going to help you much if the issue is either one that I described.

@Rotron said in Vanishing torrents ...:

There was a newly posted torrent that was on the top of the search list. It was titled OFVLFN-something. I totally forgot the word. The screenshots got good looking young boys. It was 14GB and wanted to download it. I just took a peek at the forum and when I went back to download it, it was GONE.

Now I'm going crazy looking for it. Would you guys know anything that's spelled something like that?

Uh...I did a general search of all categories (I usually ignore the porn sections), and there's videos from Onlyfans...try searching for that.

...and people are right about this regarding the site being crawled and indexed by Google. I did a search and the site CAN be prevented from being crawled and indexed by Google. It's a simple matter of using either metatags or a robots.txt file.

Here's what I turned up on Google regarding this. Site owners simply need to have the coder here add something like this (or both metatags and a robots.txt file) to prevent Google from showing this site. I did a search and was shocked to find out I can find things here through Google.

can a site block itself from being crawled by google

Your point being?

Sorry, but IMHO a DMCA complaint...regardless of how or why or who lodged the complaint...is a reasonably valid copyright complaint, regardless as to whether someone wonders why other movies/etc. are still here without being taken down. DMCA complaints have to be complied with to avoid potential further legal issues.

Complaining or whining about something being taken down isn't going to change the situation. Like it or not, it is what it is.