There are a few things to take into account… First and foremost, you need to make sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded through your router or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and in UDP. This is an often overlooked, but very important step necessary to get proper upload traffic.
Second, just leave your torrent client running and the torrents active. They should seed on their own once downloaded, as long as you leave everything running.
I do not see any uploaded torrents in your profile. Are you referring to a torrent you have already downloaded?
These are usually torrents which have been removed from public view, most often because they are duplicates. Rather than deleting them outright, we move them out of public sight so that the current leechers can finish downloading them.
There is a way, however due to a bug in the search, it makes the search not behave properly if you're doing an actual search
Your torrent client only updates with the tracker once every 30 minutes. Please be patient and you will notice your stats update over time. As well, please DO NOT stop your torrent client, as this can cause all data since the last tracker update to be lost.
There are a few things I would recommend for your situation.
This will not only keep your identity away from copyright trolls, but it will also add a layer of protection to connections coming from your computer, to such a point where even your ISP cannot see what you are doing online. Because of this, you can bypass the throttling mechanisms that your particular ISP puts into place. Most importantly, it will help you avoid getting notices from copyright trolls, which can become rather costly.
We are currently not penalizing people for duplicates other than to have their duplicate torrent removed because we are well aware that searching for the original is not always an easy task, especially considering that the originals are not always properly labelled in the first place.
I took the liberty of going through your profile and putting a freeleech on the large torrents that you are downloading so that they do not count against your ratio, and will also go through your profile and freeleech and/or promote other torrents that qualify for it to help optimize your upload traffic. As well, I left you a rather generous SBP donation (given your account history) as a way of thanking you for making a genuine effort at contributing to the site. This should help solve your immediate situation.
This topic has been moved to Requests - Porn.
If you get an unregistered torrent error, yes… It is permanent. If however you get something like an HTTP 502 (bad gateway) or offline (timed out), these usually resolve themselves on their own, which would be the case for the times you've experienced the problem.
One other question if I may.
My torrent client, uTorrentPro 3.5.5, shows one torrent has an upload to download ration of 3.101 which on a file of 2.23GB gives just over 6.5GB uploaded.
My profile stats for the same torrent says 30.84MB upload. I understand that there can be a discrepancy between client and tracker, but a missing 6GB seems a trifle excessive.
This has been the case for almost one week at time of posting (6 days, 14 hours). What can I do to rectify this please?
FWIW, most torrent clients show the total stats since the torrent was added to the torrent client. The stats you see on the site on the other hand will only show the total stats for the active session. If for some reason you stop the torrent, then restart it, close your torrent client, reboot your computer, etc. these stats will reset back to zero once you start seeding the torrent again. As well, there's the fact that your torrent client only updates with the tracker once every 30 minutes per torrent. Stopping the torrent at any point can cause any data since the last tracker update to be lost.
I see that there are no leechers on the torrents you're seeding. I can help with that by sprucing things up a bit for you.
With that being said, it is also important to make sure that you have the port that your torrent client uses forwarded in your router to your computer, both in TCP and in UDP. This is a critical, yet often overlooked step, which with our tracker, will make a huge difference.
Just an FYI… That "someone" who has been going on mini freeleech binges is usually me. I look through torrents at random and look for ones that meet certain criteria to be able to help bring them back to life before they die. This is often a much needed boost for one or more users, as a lot of the torrents are being seeded by people who need the ratio boost, however there are no leechers downloading their torrents, and therefore, no upload traffic possible.
See... Leechers are an incredibly important part to increasing one's ratio. If there are no leechers, there is no upload activity... plain and simple.
@lololulu19: You're one such user whose profile I have gone through and "spruced things up" a little. 
Do you have any examples of what you are referring to? I would be happy to look into it for you.
Looking at both torrents, it appears that they were removed for not being LGBT Themed… We define that as the plot, the storyline, and the characters in some manner depict an LGBT theme. If the character is gay in the movie for example, and that is something that is prominent in the film, then it qualifies. If the actor is gay, however the character is straight, this does not qualify.
In this case, there is a difference between what we have in the voyeur category and this film. The voyeur category is a bit of a controversial category. This category mostly consists of hidden cam images, and surrounds the element of the subject of the film being unaware that they are being filmed. This however is different than one scene in the movie containing a homoerotic visual. I apologize for the confusion this has caused.
Sorry for chiming in so late… I'll one up your bump request and add a 156 hour freeleech on top...
You're welcome!
I usually recommend to hang onto them for as long as possible. Usually after a while, some of the torrents will disappear into the abyss. When this happens, it can be a great time to start reseeding the torrents, then ask a mod or the helpdesk to promote and/or freeleech the torrents to cash in on having saved the content over time. This is a big part of how I keep my ratio so high.
That said though, I know that not everyone can afford several 3TB SSD drives to store everything on. Also, not everyone has the kind of upload capacity that I do.
Two other factors to consider…
There are currently no leechers actively downloading the torrent's contents, so there's nowhere really to upload to.
You need to make sure that the port number that your torrent client uses is forwarded in your router to your computer, both in TCP and in UDP. This is a very critical, but often overlooked step.
Where #2 is not possible, the only workaround is to use a VPN service that either forwards one port (and use that port for your torrent client), OR that forwards ALL incoming ports through the VPN to your computer.
The search should now be back to normal.
Just out of curiosity, have you tried using a different browser and/or a different device?
If it's any consolation, it seems to be working for me now.
In future, try two word searches in one of two ways…
"Two Words"
or
Two+Words
Sometimes that will yield a different result.
