TranceTraffic - 24 hour notice regarding accounts

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

If the intention was to shame BCG, I can only hope you met with some success.I thought the whole point of file-sharing was to "share " not to be on call.

Anyway maybe I take things too seriously or maybe not seriously enough but it's fucking shite trance music and video games for Christ sake ,not as you said the center of internet by which I assume you mean porn.:)

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I have nothing but respect for BCG. It's obviously a great site, or it wouldn't have bugged me so much to see my account gone. But I'm a "consumer" if anything. I don't download anything I don't intend to use. And usually that "use" lasts me quite a bit of time - especially when it comes to games, I've finished anywhere between 1000 and 1500 games. Why would I be downloading on a regular basis if I can't use what I download because I keep going back for more? I used BCG sporadically. I'd be inactive for months, then download 80 torrents at once. So I got rewarded with a boot, because someone out there believes they know how I should use my time better than I do.

And nice try to discover where my center of the internet lies. Let's just say it's content creation, in context of what you have already gleamed. It also involves Funkin's sister. But not as a producer. :)

I'm on TT rather regularly, and it's funny to see a boom of activity on the forums from people scrambling around to get their password issues resolved.

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Originally Posted by Kryatle

I'm on TT rather regularly, and it's funny to see a boom of activity on the forums from people scrambling around to get their password issues resolved.

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No what's funny is that you are on TT regularly.

immoral

Inactivity rules are one of the most stupidest things that only a private tracker and similar can come up with.

I guess there's a misunderstanding. All that the TT staff have said is that passwords will be automatically reset, if not changed. There is no disabling of accounts at all. If a user had not changed his password, his password would be automatically reset and all he would need to login again is to recover the pass on his email, and all will be well. I guess, it's a security measure they are taking.

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Originally Posted by snowprince

I guess there's a misunderstanding. All that the TT staff have said is that passwords will be automatically reset, if not changed. There is no disabling of accounts at all. If a user had not changed his password, his password would be automatically reset and all he would need to login again is to recover the pass on his email, and all will be well. I guess, it's a security measure they are taking.

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The previous announcement clearly said that they will disable these accounts, which is pretty straightforward. And now it's been taken down and replaced with an announcement saying that many users have lost access to their accounts. Good on them, because alot of legit users would have been lost if they did disable those accounts permanently.

Oh, Sorry, I guess I missed the previous announcement then!