First, unless you download 100% of ALL of the files in a torrent, the tracker will still only register you as leeching the torrent.
Second, the stats in your profile only show the amount of data that has transferred for the current session. When you stop a torrent then restart it for any reason, the stats in your profile will reset to zero once you start seeding the torrent again.
I see you seeding 66 torrents now, but when I look a those torrents, there do not appear to be any leechers actively downloading them. I will go on a freeleech/promote spree with your torrents to try to fix that for you, as many of them do not have many seeders.
In the meantime, it would be worth figuring out what port number your torrent client is using in order to make sure that it is forwarded through your router to your computer, both in TCP and UDP. This too will greatly help with your ability to seed torrents.
Rights management is done by the system every 15 minutes. As such, it can take up to 15 minutes to restore your download rights and remove the low ratio warning.
This varies from one torrent client to another, as well as the network hardware that you use. As a general reference, we recommend checking out http://www.portforward.com/
This problem is related to certain browser extensions, namely, download managers. Some download mangers (particularly video downloaders) seem to break the ability to download torrents. All you need to do is disable these extensions and refresh the page, and you will be able to download torrents again.
This is related to a browser extension that you are using. Certain download managers, such as video downloaders, seem to break the ability to download .torrent files for some reason. To get around this, simply disable the download manager in question and refresh the page.
It could be that your internet connection is near its capacity. When this happens, other network overhead traffic needed to establish connections may seem lagged or slow, due to the lack of available room for the overhead. You may need to throttle your upload speed to a little bit below your connection's capacity to avoid this problem.
Some users have been reporting they are unable to download torrents due to a "usage violation".
This is related to browser extensions that act as a download manager, such as video downloaders. In order to get around this, you need to disable these add-ons, then refresh the page and your download should work.
Requests for re-seed are done on the torrent information page of each torrent. Simply open the information page where you would download the .torrent file from, scroll down to near the bottom, and click "Request Re-seed"
This problem is specific to any browser that has any kind of a download manager plugin installed. If you disable the download manager plugin, the torrent files download properly.
This is likely related to a server issue. I will do an account reset for you, which should fix the problem.
EDIT: On second thought, this is because you're in a low ratio state.
Usually, you do this on the torrent information page. Near the bottom there is a button that says "Request Re-Seed"
We are aware of the issue and are working to resolve it. Just know that you are not alone in your frustration.
I will notify our admin in case there's something more to it.
In your case, I think the problem may be related to a system glitch. I have done a reset on your account, which should fix this problem.
Plot Twist: I'm using a VPN, so what shows up in the peer pool cannot be traced back to me or even my ISP.
There are many things that can cause this. To find out if it is our DDoS prevention blocking you, please open the following link:
https://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/stmdd
Does this page load to a stats page, or does the page fail to load?
You have already passed the 6 month mark, so something more may be going on in your case.
5 MB is large? I think not… Even 5 GB shouldn't be a problem.
This depends on the modem and router equipment that you're running. Within your uTorrent settings, you'll see a setting for the incoming port number. This is the port number that needs to be forwarded. Again though, how to do this depends on your home network equipment.