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@ianfontinell-0 i have the folder all files when iwxanted seed it qbittorent was i nred "missing files"yes have 6 t0 of space left

ifi delete torrent and i redownlaod select folder ?

ty for informations . have nice we

ty a lot !

@john32123666 ty a lot !

@semurg30 said in hi where is the request section of movies scene ....?:

What's the point of the website if requests aren't allowed?

Well, we do have the largest collection of gay torrents.

There are various ways that we can communicate problems, but as far as I am aware, no such social media group exists.

J'ai mis une de ses anciennes vidéos (Eric in Paris 20) y'a quelques jours.

I'm having a similar problem for the last few days including today (26 May 2020). First I tried to reseed a couple of requests. Nothing moved, nor were they showing on my seeding. I then tried, this morning, to download a file and nothing moved. I tried a few times to delete the torrent and then reload - no different. Gave up. Any reason you can think of as I've had no problems since I began using the site many years ago?

Salut, le lien ne fonctionne plus..

@lololulu19:

Search engines such as Google should be blocked from indexing this website by using a Robots.txt in the HTML code of the site.  By indexing the site, ANYBODY can search for Torrents on GTRU whether they have a membership or not.  This is why there are so man DMCA reports.

Eh, there are only a few large gay-specific torrent sites.  This is one of them and there are no restrictions on signing up for an account and then searching.  Anyone interested in sending out DMCA takedown requests would still do so even if the site weren't indexed by Google.

Perhaps it does make it slightly easier for people to submit DMCA requests, but the advantage to members of using Google probably outweighs that slight disadvantage.  Google searches are both easier and more versatile because of the ability to use search operators.  Google search functions even when the site's search function does not.

Honoring DMCA requests is the practical thing to do, aside from the legal and moral aspects.  It is likely essential for the site's long-term survival.  This isn't like the old Pirate Bay with millions of active users and the financial resources and full-time staff to continuously battle for existence.

I mostly use a seedbox so Deluge, ruTorrent and Transmission.

Some sites frown on seedbox use so I switch to utorrent 2.2.1. The best (IMO). It still works well with Windows 10 and is free of most of the ads and spyware which plagued later versions. Google utorrent 2.2.1 and a choice of download sites (AYOR) should come straight up.