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Why some trackers hide your snatched torrents list from you ?
Is there any agenda behind it ? i think it's plain stupid because it's a very important and useful thing for one to see the torrents he snatched, seeding time on each one and amount of leechers/seeders on this torrent atm. any idea ?
Maybe it`s tracker policy , I don`t mind , as long as I seed the torrent 1:1 or more than 72 h I don`t care about the snatched list ...anyway in the trackers that have this list I don`t watch this
how can you count 72h without seeing it on the snatched list ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tudor
and don't you care if you still have the content on your pc and there are 0 seeders and a few leechers ? :shutup:
i seeed them like 4-5 days ;)
i can`t help there because i don`t save my downloaded stuff :( my HDD is small 250 gb
I like the snatched list too. The only thing I could think is that it is hard to code and a strain to keep track of all this info, but I have a feeling trackers keep this info or have it for a while anyway, even if the user doesn't see it.
The thing that concerns me about this is if there is a bust, the alphabet men have a long list of all my snatches. :(
I think some sites do no snatched list due to site load
keep stats down = faster site load
thanks dunson and invite420 for the explanation although i believe that despite these difficulties it's a must.
you can always look in your client.Quote:
Originally Posted by monk3y
the client doesn't show total seeding time, for example if you turn off your client and turn it on after a few hours/days and start seeding again it will no show the total seeding time of the torrent ( from my experience ).Quote:
Originally Posted by squirr3lyou can always look in your client.Quote:
Originally Posted by monk3y
Quote:
Originally Posted by monk3ythe client doesn't show total seeding time, for example if you turn off your client and turn it on after a few hours/days and start seeding again it will no show the total seeding time of the torrent ( from my experience ).Quote:
Originally Posted by squirr3l
Plus the tracker isn't always tracking you, like if you turn it off in between scrapes, the time it has might be a half hour difference from your client if you miss the next round.
In any case, the trackers that have seeding time requirements always advise you to follow the site records, so I'm sure that's a much better way to do it and avoid any problems.