The Picture display 2.0 has been removed. Pictures therefore should show for all the traditional way:
It is the picture 2.0 display (a setting in the Profile Settings), which ceased to display pictures. Disabling that display will display the pictures on the torrent page.
Strangely it was working yesterday on my test account.
Its adapting the torrent detail page to the overall style. Links should now be legible. 
On that torrent, when the uploader is seeding, his upload rate is around 35 KBytes/s. That is a fair upload rate for a seeder from home.
He's seeding every night, we trace that since it was reported for dead / not completed.
Most likely he just overestimated the capacity to upload the complete thing in a reasonable time and with all the bad comments he got (I've deleted most), we can be happy if he's uploading another again. At least he should have learned from it.
For members joining now, it won't be the best torrent to improve share ratio (two many got too much already), but as it is freeleech it won't hurt.
Personally I won't download freeleech torrent in which content I haven't a genuine interest. Downloading just to improve the share ratio can become a big circle jerk.
Are the torrents started? They need to be started to get peer information. Queued is not enough?
If you got a matching video file, yes.
Then it is like the last step of uploading an own torrent: get the .torrent file from GayTorrent.ru with the Download button and point the download in your client to the file you've got already. (I recommend not to start immediately and run a recheck manually first).
Check your Vuze settings > https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=16166.0
and check Cyberghost for portforwarding help / howto.
That is the right advice for such cases
I might be able to help to get downloaders, but then they should be seeded by the opening poster…
It is in the Profile Settings of each member https://www.gaytorrent.ru/my.php or "Profile" in the blue menu band.
The Reseed Request sent by the "Request Re-Seed" button goes to the up-to 120 last known members having completed the download.
However it does not go to the original uploader (unless his torrent client has sent a completed information and he's still within the 120. Normally the uploader isn't starting download and therefore doesn't complete it).
A comment made to a torrent generates a PM "New comment on …."style to the original uploader (if known) and other members who have commented. The "Please reseed this torrent." comments when we test a torrent for being dead is to get the original uploader's attention and usually combined with a reseed button click.
I usually store the re-downloaded .torrent file to the folder where I have the prepared description and picture for that movie. Or sometimes to the Desktop.
You must change your Profile Settings to show Straight and Bisexual uploads.
In the search options, it would be good to have an option to exclude certain sections or words. So even if all other criteria are matched, if anything in the exclusions is triggered, the torrent is not shown. I would definitely like to sticky a few categories in there.
Putting "-scat" in the search string (but there must be other inclusive words, not only this excluding) without the quotes and all matching items with "scat" inside a word will be not listed. That exists since ever and has been suggested upon.
You can as well exclude the "Scat" category. However legacy torrents from before that category existed are often still in "Fetish", but usually clearly tagged or named as scat.
You can NOT see you total upload per torrent in the Profile. What you see there, is a temporary picture from the tracker, which is session based.
Session based means, that if the connection to the tracker is interrupted too long, or you pause a torrent too long, or you stop your torrent client, or you shut the computer in standby, or the tracker is restarted (this list may not be exhaustive) it is restart at zero.
However each torrent client's announce (typically each 30 minutes) added upload on a torrent is added into the grand total of upload in your Profile.
What I see right now is 1.8 GB of upload as current tracker picture on the second torrent and zero on the first you mention. Zero on the first you mention makes sense, because there was a tracker restart this night and there are no downloading peers.
It is likely that you get only slightly more that the files size as upload out of an own uploaded torrent initially. The less more, the slower the initial upload is. My own experience is 1.0 to 1.3x the file size. More will follow if you stay seeding for years and all others stopped seeding.
As for the days, Sunday followed by Saturday and a less extent Friday got most visitors.
As for the times, the afternoon to midnight UTC, got most activity.
The difference between the days is around 10%, the difference between day times goes from 50% to 100% (doubles between low to high).
That said, it doesn't really matter much when new uploads are posted, there are always plenty takers. Using low visitor times to post got the advantage that the site responses faster.
I'd like to add, that if you don't like to share the reason in public, you can write the Helpdesk.
That torrent was first moved to a non-public listing, to allow downloading members to get the complete files, and then deleted as duplicate to this: https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=41b0ec0dbd5ea18f9d0d80d45800467011ac996111873b99
However, it looks the deleting script got a glitch and didn't delete it completely from the data base, making it an 'empty' entry. The SysOp is aware of the issue and still investigating on its exact cause.
It looks he had all the time still the 'old' cookie in the browser stored, which had no expiry time of 6 hours. Changing the OS, made the cookie lost and replaced by a new, which expires.