Demonoid R.I.P.

[whitmar]

I hope it's well-founded in truth.

[IceTee]

I can't understand why any one would seed on a public tracker.

If you can't see why then shame on you.
p2p is about sharing... if everybody would seed back to 1:1 or at least seed a few days there torrenting would be a much better place and Public trackers would probably become something like emule but with great speeds.


I find myself downloading rare stuff alot from Public trackers and I always seed back to 1:1 (or at least leave it seeding for a week)

[singing_sol]

may be or else i wouldn't be happy with that

I can't understand why any one would seed on a public tracker.

If you can't see why then shame on you.
p2p is about sharing... if everybody would seed back to 1:1 or at least seed a few days there torrenting would be a much better place and Public trackers would probably become something like emule but with great speeds.


I find myself downloading rare stuff alot from Public trackers and I always seed back to 1:1 (or at least leave it seeding for a week)

yeah thats completely true but how could we make them do that

[IceTee]

may be or else i wouldn't be happy with that

If you can't see why then shame on you.
p2p is about sharing... if everybody would seed back to 1:1 or at least seed a few days there torrenting would be a much better place and Public trackers would probably become something like emule but with great speeds.


I find myself downloading rare stuff alot from Public trackers and I always seed back to 1:1 (or at least leave it seeding for a week)

yeah thats completely true but how could we make them do that

We can't. That's why we have to rely on private trackers

[singing_sol]

but there may be a way

[whitmar]

I find myself downloading rare stuff alot from Public trackers and I always seed back to 1:1 (or at least leave it seeding for a week)

I do too, Ice. It's the right thing to do. But on a more technical point, wasn't Demonoid actually a private tracker? It required registration, closed to new members occasionally, gave out invites, posted ratios, etc. Maybe it seemed like a public site because it had so many members.

[singing_sol]

yeah

[$we]

I do too, Ice. It's the right thing to do. But on a more technical point, wasn't Demonoid actually a private tracker? It required registration, closed to new members occasionally, gave out invites, posted ratios, etc. Maybe it seemed like a public site because it had so many members.

Everyone knows that you could forge your ratio, and demonoid wouldn't do sh*t about it.

[singing_sol]

but if u r true to ur heart u need not explain others on that

[whitmar]

I honestly don't know how to forge my ratio, and would not want to, even if I did.