Just like the title says, is there a tracker out there dedicated to FICTION eBooks? With the Kindle and eReader, I would think there would be some demand for this starting to appear.
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Just like the title says, is there a tracker out there dedicated to FICTION eBooks? With the Kindle and eReader, I would think there would be some demand for this starting to appear.
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Originally Posted by LORD.DF
this is a good question
i guess waffles and what have a big selection.
As far as I know it's hard enough to even find fiction on most trackers, much less find a dedicated one.
I've heard that gigapedia is good. It's not a tracker but has links to hosting sites (rapidshare, et al) where people upload books and it's supposed to have a decent selection of fiction. I'm not sure if it's open for signup, though.
If you find one, though, I definitely want to know about it.
I opened a thread like this one a while back asking for trackers with good selections of fiction and general non-fiction (not e-learning). Some suggested What and Waffles (they have some good stuff, but it is not very extensive, since both obviously specialize in music), but nobody could recommend a dedicated tracker. Post if you find a good one.
BitMe no good?
I don't think there is any good fiction ebook tracker out there. When yuo think about it bittorrent isn't really suited to share lots of small files like ebooks.
If you want technical books and the likes check out Gigapedia.org that's been mentioned. The best place I've found for fiction ebook sharing is IRC file sharing. There's a channel called 'ebooks' on Undernet that has thousands of ebooks up for share so check that out if you haven't already.
bitme and ebookvortex..i think u should find what you are lookin for in those 2 sites :)
i wish there is such a tracker that just specialized in fiction e-books :)
Try rapidshare, they have some.
Good point, though I think it isn't so much that bittorrent is not suited for sharing small files, but that it is not needed as much for sharing small files as it is to share large files. E-books don't take long to download and don't take up much space on a server, so there is less need to distribute the burden of hosting and transferring among many users.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalz
I have seen similar thread, and some one has posted some sites
use the search engine
and try the public tracker, you may get better results