what trackers allow it?
wtf lol
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what trackers allow it?
wtf lol
Last edited by upGrayde; 07-15-2007 at 11:53 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Alright.
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why would u hit and run? anyway if you wanna do that then go on a public tracker....
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if you are against hnr you are an idiot
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OiNK and BitMeTV right?
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If you are against good speeds, you are the biggest idiot...Originally Posted by mforcex
sct doesnt enforce hnr so a fuckton of people hnr so i guess sct has slow speedsIf you are against good speeds, you are the biggest idiot...
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Also, I guess ScT is the only tracker people use...sct doesnt enforce hnr so a fuckton of people hnr so i guess sct has slow speeds
I rest my case
tl doesnt enforce hnr and has good speeds, but you are right, sct is one of the only trackers people use.Also, I guess ScT is the only tracker people use...
I rest my case
st is doesnt enforce hnr, hdbits and td dont have hnr
so whats the take home message here = a lot of people were force fed bullshit on why hnr is an evil thing.
Last edited by mforcex; 07-15-2007 at 01:03 PM.
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I believe it depends on the situation and on the tracker. In some situations, HnR is certainly harmful to the tracker or users who're trying to jump on the torrent at a later time. Of course, as long as people are actively working on their ratio other people can practice HnR without harming anyone.
While I don't see each and every purpose of HnR scripts, some of them make sense and should be enforced. I do believe though that choosing a tracker (or trading for some large buffer) just so you can leech to its extreme for a terabyte or two is not the way to go.
Daniel posted why HNR can be harmful. I will post why it is beneficial:
-People with high ratios can quit the torrent and let people with low ratios seed
-Extensive HNR rules deter leeching (See: FTN, 72 hrs seed time, no leechers)
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