I make deals with my trusted friends who trade and I also give away invites to my trusted friends who don't trade at all.
I make deals with my trusted friends who trade and I also give away invites to my trusted friends who don't trade at all.
You make a good point and that's prety much how I feel to be honest. I don't have a problem with trading as a way to get somthing your going to use (though I've never done it) but I do have some concerns about people who trade just for the sake of it. making it into a game/addiction. I don't think it's healthy for the people involved, the trackers or the wider BitTorrent community.
Well said.
Anyways...
I think it sucks that trackers are traded like Pokemon cards, and that Top Ranked Trackers are... Top Ranked.
We should be trying to make places like Deamonid and TL better. Shit those are the places that save me when I'm in tight spot. They're like the Oink of Everything.
Its been awhile but I'm back... well sort of.
Patriot it is different when you help someone out and then he says. Do you need anything? And you say. Yes I'm looking for such tracker. Then he helps you out.
However when people say. Have the Rabit send offers. Or have tracker x. Only need level 7+. That's pretty lame. That's pure convenience trading.
Some people are really addicted in trading and do nothing else...
I believe that the feeling of giving away an invite to a person that deserves it is really amazing, as well as the feeling when you get a free invite by someone who really believed in you and trusted you.
Compare these feelings with the feeling you might get after a successful trade or even after been scammed.
@znik:
Thought you'd drop by...as I know you have stong feelings about this issue.
ps. luv the anti-traders giveaway here's hoping that thread stays active.
Invite swapping is OK in my book...
'Hey, I got an xxx invite. I'll swap it with your yyy invite.'
Invite trading is NOT OK in my book...
'Hey, I got an xxx invite. I'll trade it for your yyy + 50TB buffer + zzz + aaa + bbb, because my xxx is rare.'
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