Hey, guys, whatcha think of the tracker Karagarga?

**OlegL** · 01-30-2011, 11:40 AM

Hey, guys, whatcha think of the tracker Karagarga? I wanted to download a movie from there that I had watched a long time ago - In the Name of All Mine. However, there were no English subs available for the movie, and when I asked on the forums for someone to translate the movie from French into English, no one responded.
I was able to download some great B movies from the tracker, such as Kansas and Enemy Mine. You know, movies like that have something in them - I am not sure how to explain it - but they have a heart and soul in them.
Also, I downloaded some documentary about Stalin from there; it wasn't that bad, but it wasn't that good either.
The tracker really has a soul in it, and now they have a poll if you are addicted to Karagarga.

**CleverMan** · 01-30-2011, 03:00 PM

It's a cool place for cinema lover and one of best film trackers. Do have any particular question?

**OlegL** · 01-30-2011, 03:24 PM

No, I don't have any particular question about it, but it's amazing that a site like this exists. I remember I was considering downloading the movie by the director Passolini from there (I think it's called 8 days in Salo). But I just couldn't force myself to download it, because I just can't watch movies like that. That movie was too extreme for me.
The staffers there are really democratic, don't you think? I mean, if your account ever gets disabled for inactivity or a low ratio, they will re-enable you if you promise that you'll be good in the future.

**IdolEyes787** · 01-30-2011, 03:32 PM

Originally Posted by OlegL

No, I don't have any particular question about it, but it's amazing that a site like this exists. I remember I was considering downloading the movie by the director Passolini from there (I think it's called 8 days in Salo). But I just couldn't force myself to download it, because I just can't watch movies like that. That movie was too extreme for me.
The staffers there are really democratic, don't you think? I mean, if your account ever gets disabled for inactivity or a low ratio, they will re-enable you if you promise that you'll be good in the future.

It's amazing that more sites like this don't exist or maybe it isn't since bt is dominated by younger people .
Also a site like KG , because it isn't dealing in the latest popular movies , probably doesn't have the same security concerns that a scene tracker does.
As for disabling for inactivity ,except for making a point , I've never really understood the concept since because you're presumably inactive you aren't robbing the tracker of bandwidth or anything.

**TONiC** · 01-30-2011, 04:03 PM

Niche trackers will always be better than any large scale general tracker, because of the specialisation which binds all the users to that site.
ExtremeBits is a fine example. There are torrents on there which are over 3 years old, and still with 2 seeders on them, because of the dedication seen by it's userbase.

**anon** · 01-30-2011, 05:20 PM

Well, I know what Idol posted once:

Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

Old and classic moovees.

Oh yeah and art stuff .

By foreign types.

Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

As for disabling for inactivity ,except for making a point , I've never really understood the concept since because you're presumably inactive you aren't robbing the tracker of bandwidth or anything.

I think it's for security reasons. If your account is inactive for a long while, disable it, so that in the event someone manages to hijack it, it's useless to them. And he can't go to IRC and pretend to be the real owner, because staff can compare IPs and ask for the registered e-mail if in doubt, for example. Just what I think.

**stoi** · 01-30-2011, 06:55 PM

pruning for me lets another user in that may use the tracker. whats the point of having so many members, if only 20% of them actually use the place and the rest havnt signed in for over 6 months.