Best posts made by MrMazda

@eobox91103 Yes... Uploading a lot of garbage torrents can get your upload ability revoked, at the very least temporarily. We encourage you to report such torrents for being garbage torrents that in no way follow the intended rules and requirements.

@lololulu19 Yes.... And a BIG dick.... long and thick.... Just the way it should be!

@HUGOBASS-0 Your ratio is a calculation between the amount you have uploaded and the amount you have downloaded. Any time you download a torrent that is not on freeleech, your ratio will go down. This is why.

@homomatik-0 In order to download torrents, you need a torrent client such as uTorrent (3.5.5 or earlier), BitTorrent (before 7.11), transmission, vuze, qBitTorrent, or flox.

You get little .torrent files from torrent sites like this, which tell your torrent client where to look to get a list of where to download the content from.

@john32123666 said in If I was the director...:

How About Ron Jeremy or Tom Byron

Ron Jeremy has long hair.... Total turn OFF for me.

Now.... If Tom Byron is packin', hells yeah!

@Richiroma Pictures that are added after the torrent is uploaded require mod approval. You will only have this issue if adding the pictures AFTER the upload. All pictures added when you upload the torrent should automatically be approved.

@flozen While SlamRush wasn't really my thing (mainly because the guys were all too young for my liking), I couldn't necessarily knock it either.

I'm a big believer in a person's right to choose what is right for them. That said, I am NOT a fan of someone trying to take the stand that because it's not right for me, YOU can't do it either.

Having once been a bit of a party pig myself, I get the appeal of letting loose and letting what happens happen. For me, that used to be part of the thrill. If you know what you're going in for and you get what you want, is it really that bad? Now, that being said, this is a very different thing than going in blind and not knowing what's going to happen or what has been planned until it's too late to consent or object. In my case, I knew what I was going in for and I let it happen. I don't know where SlamRush fell in that regard.

@lololulu19 In the words of Morticia Addams, "If it has testicles or tires, it's going to give you trouble."

Tease all they want... Karma will happen eventually. It always does.

@Richiroma They go into our photo approval module, which staff review as they have the time.

@tlkoss501 It's because the old domain is still being used in the PM it sends you, and signing in on .rent will not sign you in on .ru as well. You need to either change the domain in the URL when you get the 404 error, or you need to sign in on the .ru domain as well to see the torrent.

@OKCancel To be fair, after a while, all porn starts to look the same and it becomes increasingly difficult to find the right one...

Jacking off is easy... Finding the video is the hard part LOL

@lololulu19 If you're using the torrent file you created, you likely haven't set the private torrent flag, so the torrent is running on DHT and Local Peer Discovery. The way to get around this is to make sure the content of the torrent is in the folder that your torrent client downloads into by default, then download the .torrent file from the tracker and open it in your torrent client.

When you upload a torrent file to the tracker, the system overwrites the tracker information, so what you put in (if anything) becomes irrelevant. The system also sets the private torrent flag so that when users download it, they are forced to use the tracker to find peers. It is only when you are seeding with the torrent from the site where the torrent is flagged as private and your personal unique passkey is inserted in the tracker URL that the torrent will work for the site.

I was about 14 when I finally came out. I am fortunate though, as neither my parents, nor any of by siblings batted an eye when I came out. It was as though nothing had changed.

In fact, my sister even said "Yo ya freak... Ya got any actual news?" This was the most perfect thing she could have said because she's always called me a freak, so it was like nothing had changed.

@Darekins-0 Yes and no.... No it's not "normal" on the most part, however I see that you are running uTorrent 3.6.0, which has many known compatibility issues with our system. The issue you are having is one of the "normal" things about uTorrent 3.6.0 with our system. There are also a number of other issues that often come up with this version

If you uninstall uTorrent 3.6.0, then install uTorrent 3.5.5 or earlier in its place, you can get around this issue and have your data and active torrents reported properly.

@lololulu19 When using a public tracker, it is best to turn the private flag OFF. This will allow DHT and local peer discovery.

It should be noted though that our tracker is considered a PRIVATE tracker, which is why all torrents downloaded from the site have private turned ON.

The passkey is contained in the URL for the tracker. DO NOT post it here, but you will find yours in the URL of the torrents you have downloaded. The URL will be as follows:

https://tracker.gaytor.rent/.../announce

The part I have shortened to ... will be your private passkey for your account. If you use this URL when creating a .torrent file for the site and set the private flag to ON when you create the .torrent file, you will not need to change anything to use our tracker after uploading the torrent, but unti the torrent is uploaded, the tracker will return an unregistered torrent error.

@john32123666 Based on the user's history, I don't think there's much of an issue there. The issue in their case is likely squarely on uTorrent 3.6.0. It does many strange things when working with our tracker. Some of these include showing that the tracker is working and seeding, however the site doesn't see this on our end. Sometimes no data at all is reported, so you can be seeding actively all day and have nothing to show for it. This is why I recommended rolling back to uTorrent 3.5.5 or earlier, which does not have this problem.

@yepyep7891 Yes... When you upload a new picture to an existing torrent, it goes into a module that mods have access to that lets them review the pictures to verify they meet the rule standards, then either approve them (which will make them visible), or delete them.

As long as the pictures are an accurate representation of the contents of the torrent and is of a decent size, you should have no problem getting pictures approved. It's just a matter of time.

@john32123666 True.... Freeleech torrents are also a good way to get on the right foot.

@yepyep7891 I just pulled up the pic approval module, gave your pictures a quick once over, and since they're all good, approved them all for you. They are now visible to everyone.

@lololulu19 The old forum system had user classes, starting at Lurker. In some cases, some users were affected by a forum glitch that would lock them in at a user class (usually Lurker) despite surpassing the number of posts needed to move up a class or two. That's how this happens.

Now as for this claim of a user who only attacks people, feel free to DM me with the details, and I can look into this and escalate it if necessary.