Posts made by frostycab

Part rant, part seeking advice form the mods on this one.

The sheer number of "collections" that aren't really collections is just getting out of hand IMO. Just now I looked at the torrent list and the most recent upload is this pile of unknown random crap (which may be good but I'm not even going to bother checking to find out!):

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=1fb45ea17345bc6b31aab4170a5875fb105ec8d0a0cfce8b&hit=1

Now please don't get me wrong here. Not really being an uploader myself I do appreciate it when people upload to the site, but there are so many dumps of completely random files with no meaningful titles or descriptions that I've become really hesitant about grabbing a lot of them. In the above torrent for example, it is described as nothing more than "Personal selection gay video's" which tells us nothing, and even the 5 pics don't help much.

The site rules state "A COLLECTION is a group of files that have a well-defined common theme." This rule seems to be routinely disregarded. You don't have to look for long to find things like "Selection of bareback videos" or "Stuff from my hard drive." Where is the theme to these? "Bareback" is not a theme, it's a category. "Chaturbate vids from July 23" is not a theme. "UK/US Twinks" is not a theme. Some of these uploads can be enormous and have hundreds of files in them.

To my mind, a theme is something specific and defining. A collection should be things such as a bunch of vids from a studio, or featuring a specific performer or sex on a boat or SOMETHING that can tie them together.

I'm interested in what other members opinions are, and what standpoint the mods would take if I (and everyone else) started reporting them all (because there are a hell of a lot of them!) Are you all happy to put up with them, or should we all be hitting the report button multiple times every day? I have no interest in restricting the amount of stuff added to the site, but I can't help but feel it's about time that we all stop accepting the poor-quality, non-curated mountains of spam that we have to sift through to find the gems. This site, like any other, is only ever going to be as good as what's put on it, and I can't help feeling that we've all just accepted the crap for too long, allowing it to become prolific.

@lololulu19 You can't trust an original source for vids based on the website they come from. Loads of older videos are being licenced (presumably) from old defunct studios and reused under current labels.

It's fairly clear that the pics above aren't from BelAmi. The set and lighting looks totally wrong for their style, and if the images are a true representation of the quality of the video then that's an even bigger giveaway as BelAmi usually shoots with much better cameras.

@lololulu19 Go look through any "familycuckolds" vids you can find

It's probably worth mentioning that it is not always the uploader who creates these rubbish collages. Much of the content here is simply being reposted from other sites, and people frequently upload this stuff in a hurry before checking any of it. Nonetheless, it is the uploader's responsibility to make sure that what they are posting is of good quality, accurately titled/categorised/described and that the pics meet the standards set by this site.

@hubrys Ms Chanandler Bong

I use the report button when I see some of these. Yes, it's a pic, but it's an utterly worthless pic, so doesn't comply with the site rules.

What I don't get is why you still bother looking at cam sites. You do post a lot of complaints about them, so why even watch? On the rare occasion that I look at Chaturbate or Cam4 if I can't see someone actively fucking in the thumbnails I know there's no point even going to the page.

He's probably better known as Alex Riley from Helix https://www.helixstudios.com/model/2379/alex-riley

Autonauts vs Piratebots LOL

@darkheart Wrong sub-forum for this really. You'll probably get better replies in https://community.gaytorrent.ru/category/170/who-is-this-what-video-is-this

Lo siento, no hablo español, así que culpe a Google Translate si esto suena mal:

¿Estás preguntando qué software usar para descargar torrents? Si es así, BitTorrent es bastante popular, aunque personalmente uso BiglyBT.

@OKCancel None. None at all.

Have you tried here? It looks like they ship internationally.

@lololulu19 What's up with your newest affectation with misgendering people?

@bj87106 Try asking nicely in this thread

@duncanlem AKAIK they don't, but when a DMCA notice is received the site operators are probably required to take some sort of action against the individual that uploaded the file. This can happen in the background without ever divulging the member's details to the copyright owner. Perhaps it's a deal struck with the industry that stop them from bringing all they have against the site as a whole, but speculation is just pointless.

Once again, I'd say that the reason things happen the way they do is probably because they have to happen that way. Asking questions here yields no meaningful answers, and I assume that is also because it has to be that way. I'd suggest that we all just accept it and not try to delve too deep into something that is presumably there to protect both the site and its members.

Sounds suspiciously like a scene from MEN.

@jujulette Every time somebody uploads a file and changes its name to something cryptic it utterly fucks all of us. People end up downloading things again and again believing them to be new material when in reality it's usually just an altered title or filename. It hurts ratios, takes up valuable storage space, makes things impossible to catalogue and worst of all these files propagate across multiple trackers to the point where the "real" file gets lost in the sands of time.

I'm in the process of tidying up my library, and in the last 2 days alone I've recovered over 300Gb of space across multiple drives where I've been able to identify identical files with misleading names. Some of them I've had 5 or more copies of them, all downloaded from different sites over the years.

Yes, it's annoying when files get DMCA hits, but I'd rather see a few of those disappear than end up with terabytes of rubbish. As @tnar said, if nobody can find it then what's the point of it staying here?

@MathewCage Oh, THERE's the rest of the face! LOL