Why do people keep launching 0day sites?

[Qlix]

Ask topic asks... What's the point to make a General/0day tracker at the moment? There are loads and god knows how many hundreds of them are available to signup to...

Be creative. Create specialized sites, like SciFi, magic, etc etc, where the variety is not as huge...

[Zip]

Hobbies are nice.

[Qlix]

Yeah... I think that's why we have them. :p

[realityhd]

I think the idea is that the bittorrent userbase is growing. You and I may have dozens of 0day options, but newer users may not.

[Night0wl]

Several million former TPB users up for grabs now

[tippertime]

now that the pirate bay is going down people are searching for alternatives that they normally would have never considered before and a new 0day site with open signups is usually where they wind up

edit: night0wl beat me to it

[eric13]

tpb was all about content not speed or pre i personally won't join any 0 day tracker if i was tpb user

[Cabalo]

if there was a good timing to open a 0-day tracker, it would be now.

[Nemrod]

At least few months ago, and after seeing how things have been going on I am about to agree with squirr3l and stoi, in some cases for getting into high level trackers.

[sez]

comes down to laziness,people wanting to fulfil their ''i own a tracker'' dream,goes back to laziness as 0day is what's readily available,people wanting to please the masses instead of building sites they have a passion for<---remember the martha stewart tracker idea and how quickly it went to mvids and now to nothing?
Polling data says that most people today are liberals,liberals=everything goes=chaos=0day...so if you doin it for the masses you'd be kinda naive to ignore the numbers.