Wow did you guys see the news on BitmeTV concerning invites . . . ..

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And lastly. Wanted to invite some friends but have been worried that it might fall back on you badly?
Well, anyone invited during the month of December 2008's inviter will be immune for being responsible for those invites. So invite your friends and say stuff the consequenses http://pics.bitmetv.org/smilies/laugh.gif

//BitMeTV.org Staff http://pics.bitmetv.org/smilies/smile1.gif

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this is GREAT news !! i have always been hesitant to give away invites on there cause i don't want it to come back and bite me in the ass...

Cool, now I can trade my invites and not be worried what the reciever does with them! :)




That was a joke.

Thought that was a joke. lol :)

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Originally Posted by pone44

I hope that is a joke? BBlogs.

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Check the fine print below the comment

well, that's a news to all invite traders and chicken inviters. and let's see what happens there after December.

And next you will also be able to cheat and not have to worry about the consequences...

true that... have some triple acc there lol

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Originally Posted by Raban

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And lastly. Wanted to invite some friends but have been worried that it might fall back on you badly?
Well, anyone invited during the month of December 2008's inviter will be immune for being responsible for those invites. So invite your friends and say stuff the consequenses http://pics.bitmetv.org/smilies/laugh.gif

//BitMeTV.org Staff http://pics.bitmetv.org/smilies/smile1.gif

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this is GREAT news !! i have always been hesitant to give away invites on there cause i don't want it to come back and bite me in the ass...

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Yeh Raban it is great news, you can finally invite denede17 and suffer no consequences for your actions.:drunk:

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Originally Posted by sheriff 01

Yeh Raban it is great news, you can finally invite denede17 and suffer no consequences for your actions.:drunk:

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ya i will be inviting some people but definitely not that goofball

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Originally Posted by bblogs

Cool, now I can trade my invites and not be worried what the reciever does with them!:)

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I guess that's the only thing good about this news. Traders the time has come, the world is yours!

I don't like this site because of the cheesy icons. I don't watch much tv either.

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Originally Posted by leechasaurus

I don't like this site because of the cheesy icons. I don't watch much tv either.

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Pretty lame reason not to like a site - bitmetv is awesome :D

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Originally Posted by leechasaurus

I don't like this site because of the cheesy icons. I don't watch much tv either.

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well, that's a valid reason, i've seen worse. :happy:
i've never bothered to try get to bmtv, as i watch very few stuff from TV, and what i watch is so mainstream that i can get it at any 0-day tracker. I even lost twice my account at tvt.ro due to inactivity, so i understand you.

but i fail to see the point on bmtv's staff statement. were they being sarcastic? or have they noticed that there are too many invites in the system that just sit there with no one daring to use them, and they need fresh blood?
it's the only logical explanation i can find :idunno:

maybe they need more donations:whistling

They all need more money lol

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Originally Posted by Di@monds

They all need more money lol

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credit crunch finally hit bmtv....

BMTV is a really hard place to seed on. Not in the conventional way, either. I mean most people are going to want BMTV because of their internal packs, etc. If you're just going to use it for same-day tv show seeding, then it won't be a problem. But if you want all these huge packs of shows, then it might be hard for you to seed all of them back, without a long while of buffering.

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Originally Posted by Cabalo

but i fail to see the point on bmtv's staff statement. were they being sarcastic?

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nah i don't think its sarcastic or a joke ... they just want people to feel more comfortable with giving out invites.

really i think its a good thing cause i've gotten to the point i just don't invite many people to any of the sites i'm on... just too nervous to be responsible for what they do...

It's a nice gesture from the bmtv staff. They probably would've gone with their 2x upload+1/2x download thingy anyway.I believe an inviter shouldn't be banned for inviting a spoilt apple,removing his invite privileges is enough of a punishment.
Christmas is a time they feel they shouldn't be assholes although I think IRC would be a different story.

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Originally Posted by integral

BMTV is a really hard place to seed on. Not in the conventional way, either. I mean most people are going to want BMTV because of their internal packs, etc. If you're just going to use it for same-day tv show seeding, then it won't be a problem. But if you want all these huge packs of shows, then it might be hard for you to seed all of them back, without a long while of buffering.

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those popular shows/packs are usually freeleech on some 0day trackers. to be honest, the only real reason to have bitmetv is either for older stuff or non-popular shows you can't find elsewhere or you download nothing but tv and you're sick of rars. 0day trackers should be fine
and bmtv doesn't have everything that's old.

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Originally Posted by piratebot

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Originally Posted by integral

BMTV is a really hard place to seed on. Not in the conventional way, either. I mean most people are going to want BMTV because of their internal packs, etc. If you're just going to use it for same-day tv show seeding, then it won't be a problem. But if you want all these huge packs of shows, then it might be hard for you to seed all of them back, without a long while of buffering.

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those popular shows/packs are usually freeleech on some 0day trackers. to be honest, the only real reason to have bitmetv is either for older stuff or non-popular shows you can't find elsewhere or you download nothing but tv and you're sick of rars. 0day trackers should be fine
and bmtv doesn't have everything that's old.

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if they were in rars preseed would be so easy to do, higher ratios would be much easier to achieve, but unpacking those rars on seedbox could take some efforts in linux and the speed on bmtv is too fast.
so best way is to use ragular release build up a good ratio then use it for rare things since you cant always seed back.
still a bit confused by the FAQ and rules about hit n run although never had prob b4
have a look
From FAQ
A few words on Ratio etiquette
There is a lot of talk about having a 1:1 ratio and how long you should seed. This should help:
Try to seed each torrent to at least 0.5 (REGARDLESS of how long this takes)
DON'T LEAVE A SWARM that has a low seed to leech ratio until either:
The swarm has lots of seeds and you can do more good seeding elsewhere
You have reached 1:1
From Rules
Downloading rules - By not following these rules you will lose download privileges!
You must continue to seed any torrent you have downloaded until you either reach a 1.00 Download to Upload ratio or 48 hours, whichever comes first.

personally I had a couple of times that I could seed back to .6 and I only seeded for 12 hours but didnt receive any warnings.
any thoughts ?

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Originally Posted by johhn

but unpacking those rars on seedbox could take some efforts in linux

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http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/open-ra...linux-or-unix/

$ unrar e relasename.rar

wow, that's so much effort involved :whistling

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Originally Posted by lysine

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Originally Posted by johhn

but unpacking those rars on seedbox could take some efforts in linux

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http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/open-ra...linux-or-unix/

$ unrar e relasename.rar

wow, that's so much effort involved :whistling

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some dedi severs are bit slow to do that job fast and seedbox dont have the access to that operation. bmtv release is normally only about 3 mins behind sct release with the same fast speed. anyway just wanna say direct preseed would be much easier for unrared files.

Isn't ScT lacking behind now?

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Originally Posted by johhn

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Originally Posted by piratebot

those popular shows/packs are usually freeleech on some 0day trackers. to be honest, the only real reason to have bitmetv is either for older stuff or non-popular shows you can't find elsewhere or you download nothing but tv and you're sick of rars. 0day trackers should be fine
and bmtv doesn't have everything that's old.

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if they were in rars preseed would be so easy to do, higher ratios would be much easier to achieve, but unpacking those rars on seedbox could take some efforts in linux and the speed on bmtv is too fast.
so best way is to use ragular release build up a good ratio then use it for rare things since you cant always seed back.
still a bit confused by the FAQ and rules about hit n run although never had prob b4
have a look
From FAQ
A few words on Ratio etiquette
There is a lot of talk about having a 1:1 ratio and how long you should seed. This should help:
Try to seed each torrent to at least 0.5 (REGARDLESS of how long this takes)
DON'T LEAVE A SWARM that has a low seed to leech ratio until either:
The swarm has lots of seeds and you can do more good seeding elsewhere
You have reached 1:1
From Rules
Downloading rules - By not following these rules you will lose download privileges!
You must continue to seed any torrent you have downloaded until you either reach a 1.00 Download to Upload ratio or 48 hours, whichever comes first.

personally I had a couple of times that I could seed back to .6 and I only seeded for 12 hours but didnt receive any warnings.
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just follow the rules. rules say min 1:1 or 48 hours. yeah, the faq contradicts the rules, but i think that's just a suggestion for ratio. as for why you haven't gotten warnings, who knows? there is a rule where you can leave the swarm if the seeder to leecher ratio is 6:1 if you are PU (i think)

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just follow the rules. rules say min 1:1 or 48 hours. yeah, the faq contradicts the rules, but i think that's just a suggestion for ratio. as for why you haven't gotten warnings, who knows? there is a rule where you can leave the swarm if the seeder to leecher ratio is 6:1 if you are PU (i think)[/quote]

I wasnt a pu when I did those but guess they were like 6:1 when I left the swarm(arent they all like that all the time , more than 6:1).
now getting very close to be a vip with 3.0 ratio.shouldnt have downloaded those packs when I started in the first place.

Clearly this whole "invite whomever you want with no consequences" thing is a clever trap intended to lure out traders and would-be traders. Keep your invites! Don't invite anybody! Ever! ;)

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y19...its-a-trap.jpg

if thats true sorta sucks caus back in the day a guy i invited turned out to be a cheat .....and now im forbiden to get invites to give this is the pennance i pay for being a nice guy or a sucker could be both...and of cource the guy i invited tells me a different story but since i never heard from since this tells me he was a cheat

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Originally Posted by lysine

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Originally Posted by johhn

but unpacking those rars on seedbox could take some efforts in linux

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http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/open-ra...linux-or-unix/

$ unrar e relasename.rar

wow, that's so much effort involved :whistling

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And if you want to do a one command unrar of everything

$ find . -iname 'filename.of.rar.s01*.rar' -execdir unrar x {} /path/to/unrar/too/Directory.S01.DVDRip-Scenename/ \;
This will find each rar file within each individual episode folder and unrar it to the main folder of your choosing.

and... its a space between the / and the \

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Originally Posted by DarkLured

Clearly this whole "invite whomever you want with no consequences" thing is a clever trap intended to lure out traders and would-be traders.

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yes, it's exactly what i think.

so who wants to invite me?

^ You should definitely have a much better chance getting in bmtv in the month of December considering your history.