Re: Who invented the term "elite tracker"?
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Originally Posted by
Swepsycho
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Yoann64
© Swepsycho
:angry: this sentence has a copyright !!!
what is problem wid u? :@
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Can you tell me what you're calling "Elite tracker" ?
Re: Who invented the term "elite tracker"?
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Originally Posted by
Swepsycho
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Originally Posted by
Yoann64
© Swepsycho
:angry: this sentence has a copyright !!!
what is problem wid u? :@
everybody is allowed spek...dont pick in my friend cine or u pick wid me...
thanks bro :hug:
Re: Who invented the term "elite tracker"?
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Originally Posted by
TrollinThunder
Everything I'm about to post was related to me directly from a sysop of a major tracker who was in fact involved in the relevant negotiation. In or about December 2007, a meeting was held in #sys0p on EfNet. The purpose of said meeting was to determine a precise arrangement of tracker rarity and specialization. It was at that meeting that, among other things, for example the decision of SCT and SCC to create a false competition for pretimes in order to maximize the number of mutual users as well as the decision to go halfsies on a small hosting company known as OVH, which was then used to promote the usage of seedboxes and increase the competition among the userbase), the term "elite" was chosen in a vote of 5-2 with the other options discussed by the committee being "1337", "select", "exclusive" and the wordy "creme de la creme" proposed by the only sysop from Quebec.
Don't listen to this garbage I know the true facts.
The term comes from one of the first secret trackers , NoobHaven ( now defunct) .It was run by a guy named Ebenezer Lite.
Because publishing the name was strictly forbidden people got in the habit of simply referring to it as Ebenezer Lite's tracker which in time became shorten to "ELite tracker" and then because of the emergence of texting to it's present form - "elite tracker".
Now that many sites use the principles pioneered by Ebenezer they are generalized as "elite trackers".