@jaroonn I can tell you why this is in Canada. It's not that we have a problem with diversity and inclusion. It's that thanks to things like mass immigration, there are now more of them than there are of us. When this happens, it's not diversity... It's an invasion!
@raphjd At least it's a bit of a relief to see that this kind of thing doesn't only happen in Canada. It's so bad here that if our current crime minister gets re-elected somehow, I foresee a full on civil war.
@raphjd Didn't you know? White people are the only people you're legally allowed to discriminate against?
@frostycab Actually, because of how our tracker differs from most, port forwarding is essential as we do not support passive nodes. This means that without the port your torrent client uses being forwarded through your home network or VPN to your computer (both in TCP and UDP), getting proper upload traffic can be rather difficult.
@lololulu19 Would you like some cheese and crackers to go with that whine?
@123dasilva Just like any other torrent, they improve the ratio, even if not fully downloaded, as any time you transfer part of the torrent to another user, you get the credit for the data transferred.
@blablarg18 I've said it before, and I'll say it again... The world as we know it has officially gone to shit!
@jbearx-0 This sounds like it may be a port forwarding issue. You need to make sure when using a VPN that it supports port forwarding. More specifically, the port your torrent client is using needs to be forwarded through the VPN to your computer. Looking at your profile, it seems that SOME traffic is still making it through to you.
@grecodesk I can assure you that those are false positives. Some virus checkers don't seem to like QTM for some reason.
@timleee1995-0 I just worked some voodoo magic on this torrent. It should pick up for you soon.
@blablarg18 Good riddance to bad rubbish, I say!
@Gaylmah-0 This may be because there aren't any leechers actively downloading the torrents that you have in your profile. If there are no leechers, there is nobody in which to transfer the data to. If you start seeding again, I can see what I can do to help with this.
@blablarg18 Like he would know what Canadians want. He's so out of touch with reality that it's insane.
Fun fact: The majority of Canada, regardless of political position, all want Trudeau GONE! The problem is, we can't agree enough on who we would rather.
Under Canada's 6 or 7 party system, you can still win, even if the majority of Canada doesn't want you.
@Gaylmah-0 There is no such thing as port forwarding in IPv6 due to the nature of the way that its subnets work. Simply put, there isn't a need for it on IPv6.
The short version is you need to set a static IPv4 address for your computer on your network (preferably on the DHCP settings of your router), then set the port that your torrent client uses to be forwarded through your router to that IP address bothi in TCP and UDP.
Since our tracker is only IPv4, you won't really see any IPv6 traffic from our systems.
@grecodesk The only info that is shared is the torrent data itself. You can however obtain a list of peer IP addresses that are in the pool when you refresh with the tracker, however if you're using a VPN, this is a non-issue.
@grecodesk The "Official" one can be found here
@lololulu19 We had been doing this until recently due to the fact that over 90% of "new" torrents, were actually torrents that had been recycled, sometimes many times.
@lololulu19 We stopped promoting torrents at all. This was largely due to the number of complaints of most of the "new" torrents being old torrents that are just being "recycled".
As for the people downloading the dupe torrent, we move these torrents to a special category that is not visible to regular users, but keeps the torrent active enough on the tracker to still allow the peers who are currently connected to complete their download. The actual torrent delete does not happen until the last peer has finished downloading the torrent.