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i dont see the site as an "extremely judgmental site run by extremely judgmental people who for some reason feel the need to try and prove themselves superior to anyone else". the atmosphere is very friendly and familiar, atleast since i am there and from what i saw.. surely this is nothing the majority of fst has any interest in.
Why is that exactly?Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbi
I think you read wrong :) They only allow stuff to be posted two months after the official US release.Quote:
Originally Posted by pone44
@IdolEyes - ????????????????????????????????????????????? If you read the first post. You would see I don't want this Gay Porn Tracker lol
Wondering the same thing. To make sure it's a legit copy?
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Originally Posted by grubWhy is that exactly?Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbi
Because they value security or something. It's described in the pictures I posted, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by grub
I understand when a new release comes out that some are fake. Like albums that people label retail when it is a mixtape or a cam labeled dvdr. I was too lazy to read all that in those screens. 2 months is a while and would it not still be illegal? How does that ensure security?
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Originally Posted by anon-sbiBecause they value security or something. It's described in the pictures I posted, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by grub
"Banned Content: All movies and music are banned until two months after the United States DVD/CD release. We take this rule seriously, so don't break it."Quote:
Originally Posted by pone44I understand when a new release comes out that some are fake. Like albums that people label retail when it is a mixtape or a cam labeled dvdr. I was too lazy to read all that in those screens. 2 months is a while and would it not still be illegal? How does that ensure security?
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Originally Posted by anon-sbi
That's all I could find on the matter. It seems like a silly way to keep your tracker secure, especially with an exclusive one like Skittles :P
must be most ugly site i ever see. i would vomit if i have to look to the browse page for long time.
they think they are more safe bcos they put movies later than other? who wants wait 2 months to dl a movie? some people are crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by grub"Banned Content: All movies and music are banned until two months after the United States DVD/CD release. We take this rule seriously, so don't break it."Quote:
Originally Posted by pone44
That's all I could find on the matter. It seems like a silly way to keep your tracker secure, especially with an exclusive one like Skittles :P
The MPAA has a history of going after pre-/early releases, so I'm assuming the 2 month waiting period is to keep them off their radar. At least, as far as pre-releases / early releases go.
I can't think of a case involving an "older" movie where the MPAA has really gone after anyone.
but if i want dl latest movie to watch i can't dl from there? if i'm dedicated member i have to wait 2 months to get my movie?
anyone still uses such tracker?