"Anti-Traders, Community Lovers"

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Originally Posted by ukgenius

There are a few genuine ones, but only a few.

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no, imo, there are not; it is a cop-out in most if not all cases

in my experience, the luck-of-the-draw get into the trackers they want by knowing someone that is involved, or they like music, or they have a phat pipe or something that is tangible

in regards to communities (minus other factors), there are communities anywhere and everywhere; look around, get involved, work genuinely with what you have, not falsely for what you want

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Originally Posted by th0r

There are a few genuine ones, but look around, get involved, work genuinely with what you have, not falsely for what you want

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i agree, never traded never will
above the influence

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Originally Posted by Squizzle

You guys for real or do you say it in the hope that trackers will be more willing to accept your requests for invites etc?

Explain to me the mentality, if you will.

"I want that tracker for the community, it's nothing to do with it being a high level tracker that I want because it's unattainable, honest" is a hell of a cliché these days :)

Enlighten me peeps :)

//Squizzle

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This is so fuck**** true, there's so many lames who want some trackers to say "i've ***, i've **-*.... weee". Oh please F*ck off. Could u please tell me the difference betwen Demonoid and ***? Oh god. If u want to join a tracker u have some reasons for that mine ones are basicly: to find some files where i don't find in another place. in the beggining i've that "lamme" side in me but now i'm seeing that the best way is get friends work on your accounts download u need and upload u download, if some highlevel staff member likes you they will ask u to join in.

Another think is the buffer on accounts. Another lame side i have in past. your higher buffer don't make u one hero, just one "n00b" with some Terabytes of upload.

I do something's wrong,but what we would be without mistakes. Just a advice to keep your torrenting life in safe.

//pLugiN

What a great way to pump your post count pLugiN, bump a 4 months thread. :blink:

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Originally Posted by Dr. Lecter

What a great way to pump your post count pLugiN, bump a 4 months thread. :blink:

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I think don't do anything wrong.

//pLugiN

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Originally Posted by pLugiN

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Originally Posted by Dr. Lecter

What a great way to pump your post count pLugiN, bump a 4 months thread. :blink:

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I think don't do anything wrong.

//pLugiN

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You're not doing anything wrong, pLugiN.
Don't care about Dr.Lecter, he's just another bitchy anti-trader. :naughty:

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Originally Posted by Dr. Lecter

What a great way to pump your post count pLugiN, bump a 4 months thread. :blink:

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And if he made a new thread, you probably would have told him to search. amirite?

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Originally Posted by piratebot

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Originally Posted by Dr. Lecter

What a great way to pump your post count pLugiN, bump a 4 months thread. :blink:

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And if he made a new thread, you probably would have told him to search. amirite?

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Good point. :lol: You're right. :cool:

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Originally Posted by Der0

Another day at FST and another stupid topic.

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Thank you for taking the time to enlighten us with your unique point of view.
It was a great read, but would you care to elaborate for us on what exactly your opinion is on the posted topic, since I assume you wouldn't be posting here if you didn't have one?

As for community lovers and anti-traders, I think its just another way of getting what you want. Not to say that their true motives are bad, they could be looking for security for example, but that is also a played out reason when most people read it.

There are those who want a community tracker, and there are those who say they want a community tracker.

Some are genuine, and some aren't. Problem is, how do you tell which is which. The answer is that you can't. The only true way to discover if someone is genuine is to give them the chance to prove, one way or another, whether they deserved the invite.