How many of you feel you are not smart enough to be on any tracker?

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

Honestly , given the level of the average forum post

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I am not sure I understand what you mean. Can you please elaborate?

What?

well im smarter than a fifth grader!!!

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Originally Posted by OlegL

What I am trying to say is that sometimes I feel I know less about certain things than anyone else who has an account on a bittorrent tracker, but what about you?

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A lot of us probably don't know how the details of how an aircraft engine works, but we can still use it to travel. If you know the basics of fine tuning your client, getting connectable, and seeding, there's no need to feel bad for not knowing the ins and outs of the BitTorrent protocol.

i think i have the factors which make me smart to still alive on any tracker

specially if i have a good stuff to share or be a good seeder with high speed

but i`m suffer from 2 things . the bad luck and the rep which some of our users built it ... currently we earned it .

I am not smart to read posts made by Oleg, here or anywhere.

the fantastic thing with trackers is that you don't have to be smart to be member.

being smart or not doesn't mean you can be on any tracker

it depends on if you know a staffer , have it from giveaway or trade for it . and all the above only depends on how many useful people you know or how many trackers you have to swap for another account

rarity of trackers created trading and selling invites that many trackers themselves hate or even fighted it

What?

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Originally Posted by OlegL

What I am trying to say is that sometimes I feel I know less about certain things than anyone else who has an account on a bittorrent tracker, but what about you?

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Loads of different people have loads of different areas of expertise in many different topics/subjects from my experience of trackers... whether it be in programming, coding, different OS's, hardware, software, Bit Torrent, mIRC... the list could go on and on...

The important part imo is just to be honest about things if you don't understand something. There's nothing worse than trying to follow a topic that someone is chatting about when you have no idea what they mean... and it's not always the other persons fault as they might assume you're following them.

The only stupid question is the one that's never asked... although from reading some posts on FST there are apparently exceptions to this rule :lol:

Generally if I'm stuck on something I'll either check out the Support Forums, or go to the Tutorials Section, or even just plain Google and if all else fails then I'll just ask for help.

There's no need to feel intimidated or anything else by what you may feel is an apparent lack of knowledge, the 'experts' didn't become experts overnight :)