@porkyV2 said in hello! could someone kindly name the video this came from? thanks in advance!:
@ianfontinell-0 thanks! he's also the one im looking for. do you know his porn name? maybe i can search by that?
that will be tricky, he shares his name with a very famous porn actor: John Thomas. You can check this link for more details: https://www.iafd.com/person.rme/id=032ad8e9-d302-4195-bded-fc9dff7a59b1
i don't think it is a porn scene, although i could be wrong... seems like just a group of kinky bears.
the one with the mustache have made a bunch of porn and has a IAFD Page, but i didn't find anything about the others.
@frostycab that is fairly true, asg is the least crap
In this particular case the DMCA agents for once have all my support. I hope MEN, ASGMax and SayUncle will join them as well. Too much garbage making its way to this site.
I started playing The Alters today... For someone with zero experience with survival games, it's been painfully overwhelming. I was one day away from my very first sunrise and I barely managed to gather enough resources to finish the mission, but it doesn't matter much because my alters rebelled against me and I died 
Movie: Barebackin' Bros (2012) - Scene 3
Top: Acheron Krosser
Bottom: TJ Gold
All scenes are available in this torrent: RARE GAY Movies 97
bottom is SAMM_FITNESS and top is William_man01
@jsantana-0 said in How many takedowns in how long to be banned:
as mentioned I just had a video that was a new format of one posted many times taken down. So I'm figuring one month break from uploading to make sure not identified as frequently posting videos taken down despite best effort to avoid?
in this case the best effort would be to refrain from posting something that you know has a high risk of being removed 
that said, best practice would be: post one single torrent and wait one or two weeks to see if it stays up. if it's up for more than a week, odds of it getting reported later are low.
if it's downed in the meantime, move on with life and don't try uploading again for a couple of months, to avoid getting multiple strikes in a row in a short period.
if it's still there after a week, you can consider posting something else.
in case anyone is interested, this video is available in this torrent: https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=22302324f23d7e6f8cca2248b61a61e3a0297439a303829a
file name is "003 - 0hqhatqn5ahn788qi348f_source.mp4"
@jsantana-0 there are no publicly available guidelines about this, the rules only state that recurring infringement might lead to account termination, but we cannot even be sure that this rule is enforced or if it's just there for the sake of being there.
that said, before any ban you will get a 90-day upload restriction and at this point if you are smart enough you will stop trying to contribute with new uploads.
@roygbivosu if that wasn't enough the poor dude in the middle has two left feet
Scene from 1985 movie Anywhere, Anytime.
@Camb21 go to the torrent page, if there's only around ~10 pictures visible, there will be an option to add more images. you can add as many as you like but they will not be visible immediately, only after moderation's approval.
if you don't see the option to add more images in the torrent page, it already have enough images and it won't be possible to add more, you'll have to live with it.
@eobox91103 swarm simply refers to the collective of all peers who are active in the distribution of a torrent regardless of whether they are downloading or uploading. in this sense, there is only one swarm.
what you described can happen, still. that is because the tracker, who is responsible for peer discovery, often limits the number of peers that can be discovered, and the peer list you get is determined by the tracker's algorithm. it is possible to end up with a peer list that is not very useful.
but it's worth noting that peer discovery occurs every time your client re-announces itself to the tracker, and you might get another subset of peers.
this is not a protocol rule, each tracker has its own rules. some trackers might report all peers in very specific scenarios, some trackers might report only partial peers in all scenarios.
i will soon write a topic to help elucidate this better, along with other words from torrenting terminology.