Let's talk about BT

**Yoann64** · 09-24-2009, 11:32 PM

Originally Posted by Bad-Day

Average user, has someone who doesn't feel the need to get involved .. thats just wants to download the stuff and nothing else.

But from what i have seen, on ppl i meet here and there,....... some off them have no idea trackers, have forums, or that there are trackers were people help each other, and become friends....

That´s why i said, i liked it better in the old days, we were friends, helping each other... and we were cool like hell

This space between users and the tracker, is mostly a problem cause by the giant trackers like Tl , they do a fantastic job, but they are not a community.... i.e Who ever said tl has a good forum or this or that ?

Originally Posted by Intr4ns1t

I would say that he's right myself. Of the millions(?) using bit torrent, only a small percentage of them are aware that there is a community that feeds that media mill. Most people just want files with as little effort as possible, and the monster swarms make it easier to follow the rules.

Ok i understand better the used of "the average user".
Just a question. Do you think it is easy to integrate a community established some years ago ?
(As in real life when you join a group of friends who have common experiences)

**Bad-Day** · 09-24-2009, 11:37 PM

You edited your post

Do you think it is easy to integrate a community established some years ago ?
(As in real life when you join a group of friends who have common experiences)

It is up to you, entirely.

I have arrived every single tracker late, they where all already well established... and i never had any problems metting people or making friends... specially @ E i meet great guys over there who teched me so much.... ( joined less than a year a go ) altough i found it funny that it was easier to make friends whit the staff than normal users, maybe because most off the guys in the irc are kids, and the staff is usually the only ones whit more than 18years.
/me thinks this could explain why i never got along whit anyone at ftn ... :S

**sear** · 09-24-2009, 11:38 PM

I just meant that most people that use BT to download aren't interested in or know about the other aspects of trackers that some people like. If you are joe blow torrenter then pretty much all you want is to download at the fastest speed possible which means big swarms, or $1000 GB seedboxes.

**Intr4ns1t** · 09-24-2009, 11:51 PM

Originally Posted by Yoann64

(As in real life when you join a group of friends who have common experiences)

That's one of the cool things about Private BT, generally once you have established yourself you do share a common experience. That of figuring out how to establish yourself. It's no small task, and having the desire to do so puts you at the advantage of knowing more that those "average" users. I'm not trying to say that it makes it efortless to fit into a community, but it does put you on common ground with the other members who have travelled that route.

**Bad-Day** · 09-24-2009, 11:53 PM

Or do it like me, just spam the irc´s someone will find it funny..... and in no time you will have new friends

Intransit i couldn't have said it better.

Ps: IdolEyes787 is ghey. ( Saw it on the news channel )

**IdolEyes787** · 09-24-2009, 11:58 PM

Originally Posted by Intr4ns1t

Originally Posted by Yoann64

(As in real life when you join a group of friends who have common experiences)

That's one of the cool things about Private BT, generally once you have established yourself you do share a common experience. That of figuring out how to establish yourself. It's no small task, and having the desire to do so puts you at the advantage of knowing more that those "average" users. I'm not trying to say that it makes it efortless to fit into a community, but it does put you on common ground with the other members who have travelled that route.

Unfortunately fitting at a lot of places means having the same limited scope of appreciation as their increasing younger user base.

@ Pride -Day then whoever Idoleyes is I wish him luck in his relationships.

**Intr4ns1t** · 09-25-2009, 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

Unfortunately fitting at a lot of places means having the same limited scope of appreciation as their increasing younger user base.

Fair enough. So does that add a need for mentorship to the unaware masses of youthful members? Or do the "senior" members have no obligation beyond just enjoying their insular communities?