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not to sound like a complete fucking noob here
but eh!!!Quote:
edit: most sites auto ban super seeding because it falls under hit and run rules as well.
That is something that i have never,ever heard off or even thought about in all honesty, it just cant be seen as the same at all.
care to explain the reasoning.
I'm assuming they meant that superseeding could possibly lead to not sending out data anymore (if there are too many seeds and too little leechers). And that's only an assumption, it's hard to decipher the thought processes of some of these vague people... :frusty:Quote:
Originally Posted by stoi
but if they are superseeding, they have completed it, so its not a hit and run, because its hmm completed, whether they actually downloaded it from the tracker or are just helping to seed it, its still completed.
so I have no clue how it could even be seen as a hit and run.
isn't it OVER seeding ?
Basically, superseeding is meant to help people with slow connections share whatever they're uploading to the person with the fastest connection. They basically seed the entire file to that one person (instead of having bits and pieces going to multiple people.) That person in turn seed that back to everyone else with their fast connection thus creating more complete seeds than the regular method of seeding.
well i do not know what client you use but it has never worked like that for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanka113
lets say you have 10 pieces, and 10 leechers.
it will give 1 leecher 1 piece each and they will be all unique pieces, so you should never give the same piece out twice, hence why it is faster (obviously you may give 5 pieces to 2 leechers each, but they will still be unique)
When i used to upload a lot, it went something like this.
1 gig file
Azureus would upload 1.4gig
Utorrent would upload 1.2gig
Bittornado would upload 1.1gig
on superseed.
without superseed it was something like
Azureus would upload 1.7gig
Utorrent would upload 1.4 gig
Bittornado would upload 1.3gig
and that was to see 1 leech become a seed, but it has been awhile since i was a serious uploader, so those numbers may have changed a lot.
basically you just get seeders faster, and upload less.
hit and run is when you download and don't seed back. superseed is not seeding and regardless if you superseed for months you're still not seeding so you're tech hit 'n running. on most sites you will not get banned for such and will get a warning but it is in the rules on most sites not to super seed.
superseed != overseeding. superseed is were your client registers to the tracker that you are still a peer after you finish downloading. this way your client decides what pieces to seed to others instead of the tracker allocating it which can help in rare situations, but the tracker and the other peers on the torrent will all see you as a peer instead a seed which can lead people to think there isn't any seeds or ...
overall I think superseeding is a bad thing. But especially with seedboxes, people are able to build a huge buffer nowadays and the little guy at home who already had a difficult time against the swedish connections, now has even a bigger trouble.
It starts to look like torrenting is going to become pay2leech....
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Originally Posted by DanielleD87
what??? lol
The top bit i mean, how if you are superseeding, you are not seeding.
I just dont get it and i have ran a tracker for 5 years and I am still at a loss with some of the crap people come up with.
i experimented once with it on one of my uploads on E****. when the first leecher came, my client didn't connect to the peer with superseed turned on.
i turned ss off again, it connected to the peer with full upload speed. turned it on again: peer disconnected again.
that was enough for me to prove that it doesn't make sense for me. i never used it again since.