Who uploads to public trackers?

**DyNast** · 12-21-2007, 06:54 PM

Originally Posted by fatcat69

Originally Posted by jr56

I used to upload to the piratebay and other "private" sites that allow user uploads but i stopped when i realized how ungrateful the leechers were.

Sometimes i'd get thousands of snatches with only a handful of comments

Lol see you needed those comments to grow your e-penis.

I drop to private sites and I dont give a flying **** whether they comment or not. I just do it because the other people who upload there take forever to drop releases and thats where I started so I give back. They aren't public but they aren't "high level"

I don't need people thanking me or kissing my *** to feel that I have contributed. I even upload anonymously so no one even knows its me and I don't get any credit lol.

Real uploaders dont look for anything in return, we just do it to do it to help. Who do you think drops to the trackers you are on? Why do you think they remain anonymous?

All I ask in return is that people seed so I can stop seeding after the first 10-20 minutes so I can upload something else lol

What it has to do with e-penis?
You upload a torrent to help others and no one even bothers to thank you... that's frustrating

**fatcat69** · 12-21-2007, 07:21 PM

Why is it frustrating? Seriously Thank you is a insignificant word that people just say as a formality.
Do you think that the person is truly thanking you? Is happy that you are a member?
I am not trying to be negative but if you doesnt drop it, someone else will; the average user doesn't care one bit who drops it as long as it gets dropped.

Most uploaders that I know don't want our names to be known, saying thanks is nice and all but it means nothing to me and to alot of other people because they just log into their account every day and download whatever is new, they really don't care who its from one bit as long as it is there for them to download in the morning.

However the people who do know what I do, dont need to say thank you because I know they have done alot for me.

Essentially, don't get frustrated or spiteful if someone doesn't say thank you...I mean its not like you are giving them the winning lotto numbers or paying for their college...

**FSTY** · 12-21-2007, 07:36 PM

I uploaded to public tracker/ftp because I think the contents(movie/book/music etc ) nice, I should share the nice contents with others. And I downloaded many from public tracker. I used to be anymous, I don't want anyone know I'm who upload it because I'm not the owner of the contents.

**misledhope** · 12-21-2007, 10:27 PM

i uploaded things to demonoid occassionally.

**jr56** · 12-21-2007, 10:35 PM

Originally Posted by fatcat69

Why is it frustrating? Seriously Thank you is a insignificant word that people just say as a formality.
Do you think that the person is truly thanking you? Is happy that you are a member?
I am not trying to be negative but if you doesnt drop it, someone else will; the average user doesn't care one bit who drops it as long as it gets dropped.

Most uploaders that I know don't want our names to be known, saying thanks is nice and all but it means nothing to me and to alot of other people because they just log into their account every day and download whatever is new, they really don't care who its from one bit as long as it is there for them to download in the morning.

However the people who do know what I do, dont need to say thank you because I know they have done alot for me.

Essentially, don't get frustrated or spiteful if someone doesn't say thank you...I mean its not like you are giving them the winning lotto numbers or paying for their college...

Once you understand the effort it takes to bring you the releases then you can speak.

I always comment on something i download i know i will watch/play because i KNOW what it takes to get the release out from start to finish

**t0mmy** · 12-21-2007, 10:46 PM

used to upload on demonoid

and the only time i would upload to public trackers if i had used it to download a file beforehand

**chillincool** · 12-22-2007, 04:45 PM

Originally Posted by jr56

Once you understand the effort it takes to bring you the releases then you can speak.

I always comment on something i download i know i will watch/play because i KNOW what it takes to get the release out from start to finish

The only person you should be thanking is the uploader, and all they did was grab it off their ftp, make a torrent and upload it. Some sites even have a script that makes the torrent foryou. The rest of the process that you might consider hard is all done by the scene, and scene is very anti-p2p and would immediately anally rape the person they caught uploading to a tracker. So thanking a scene group on a torrent tracker would be like rubbing your sweaty stinky ass all over their face.

**piggy** · 12-23-2007, 04:21 AM

hmm.. i think the public tracker themselves uploaded many of the torrents. what i would guessed is they have some sort of BOT that would screen through new torrents in other public tracker or demonoid and instantly "uploaded" in their own public tracker. That is why if you would enable DHT, you will see some similar "tracker" in these torrent.

just a wild guess. after seeing the similarity files in all the public tracker.

**fatcat69** · 12-23-2007, 04:45 AM

Originally Posted by jr56

Once you understand the effort it takes to bring you the releases then you can speak.

I always comment on something i download i know i will watch/play because i KNOW what it takes to get the release out from start to finish

Dude seriously, dont assume the person you talk to doesnt upload, that is the worst mistake you can ever make.

All I was saying is that dont make such a big deal about comments on torrent files, it means nothing. If someone doesn't comment its not the end of the world, it is just a torrent on the internet, its not like you gave them an xbox 360 for free.

Just take it easy and puff your horn somewhere else cause nothing you brag about will impress me, seriously lol. You are just uping user uploads on what waffles? You got the file from somewhere else, clicked the create torrent button, and bingo its done. Or you just ripped a dvd or cd, again pressing 3 buttons. If you think this takes alot of effort and is hard, you are in for a big surprise. You have no idea what truly goes into uploading...you just are one of many kids on the internet that thinks bragging in a forum is going to make you cool.