@ianfontinell The only thing that worked was to shut off the client and stop seeding anything at all. I already fixed my ratio with a seedbonus just to wind up with a 22Gig deficit a few hours later.

@ianfontinell said: @wolterz at this point i just think there's something wrong with the tracker, too many people reporting the exact same problem in a very short period.... Actually, this is not the case with this user. There is a much easier and straight forward explanation for what happened in this case. We have a rationator system, which you can read about in detail here: https://www.gaytor.rent/rationator.php The minimum ratio that is required works on an escalating scale. When you reach certain points, the minimum required ratio increases. In your case, what happened wasn't that your ratio fell significantly. It was that you reached one of the key points where the minimum required ratio increases. What you experienced in your case is actually rather normal. I can understand how it may seem a bit off, or even how it may catch you by surprise, but what you experienced in your case is completely normal.

Yeah... I'm gonna have to forward your account to @Joker because to me, the math ain't mathing with your account. There's only literally one (or possibly two) torrents in your account history that were not freeleech since several days before you entered into a low ratio state. These two torrents combined total approximately 10 GB in total. The rest of the torrents were not only freeleech, but from what I can tell were still well into the freeleech window just as you have claimed. So for me to see what I'm seeing on your account seems rather unusual, and I don't often say this. Normally, when a user is in the state that you're in, I'm able to find a reasonable explanation for it, and when I do the math, the math checks out. With your account however, this is not the case. After having taken a close look at it myself, I genuinely do not understand what I'm seeing. Without disclosing any personal information about your account or your account history, all I can say is even I (with the access I have to see the things that I can see) am genuinely at a loss to explain why your account is in the state it's in currently.

THANKS MR.MAZDA.

Following on from what @ianfontinell said, it also isn't necessarily relevant how many people downloaded your 40gb torrent. The only guaranteed upload is the initial 40gb, at which point you've fully seeded your torrent once. Thereafter, you may not have uploaded any more, though that's unlikely, Once someone else has downloaded some of your torrent, they can also be uploading to others, who in turn can be uploading to still more people. You only get credit for what you personally have uploaded, not the total uploaded on that torrent. What client do you use? On qBittorrent, for instance, there's a column you can display which tells you on a per torrent basis how much you have uploaded in total. [image: 1789540030892-4797e29f-4bb2-4fe5-8fe5-3f5c3c9c767f-image.jpeg]

@mrmazda Had 2 German Shepherds, loved them for years. First one passed away because of bad store bought food as far as I know (Blue Buffalo brand, they ended up having a recall back them but notification was too late for my dog) and the other developed a very large tumor on his back. Miss them both greatly.

It should be noted that the greater your upload and download totals are, the more data it takes to make a noticeable difference in the ratio in terms of the actual number. This is even more the case if there is a large difference between the two numbers. In my case, trying to get my ratio back above 8.000 is proving to take more time than I expected, but this is largely because of the fact that my upload and download totals are both well into the range of being calculated in TB rather than GB, and my download buffer is more than 4 TB. So because of this, even though I have a faster speed now than I once did, it's still taking a surprising amount of time to notice the difference. The speed of your internet connection will also play a huge role in how long it will take to notice the difference. IF you're only uploading in KB/s, it will take a lot longer than if you're transferring in MB/s. Again, this is most especially true if your download and upload totals are rather large, and even more especially if you have a rather large difference between the two numbers.

@proulx Absolutely! Many are quick to dismiss the value of Seed Bonus Points simply for keeping torrents available should someone want them. I'm currently on about 7000 SBPs. Sure, some of these have been kindly gifted to me by members who appreciated one of my uploads, but the vast majority are from seeding torrents. Of course, there's a cap - I think it's about 40 points per day - but it adds up surprisingly quickly, and as you say it's a service to other members who might want to grab a torrent you're seeding. It's worth thinking about which torrents you continue to seed. You get the same bonus seeding a torrent that has no other seeds as you do seeding one with 100. Of course, 100 seeders suggests lots of people have wanted it, so it's more likely that others will too, but it also means you'll likely only get a small share of the traffic. Seeding one with only one or two other seeders, it might not be grabbed so often but when it is you'll likely get a far larger slice of the pie.

I fucked up today because of this only

Thank you for the reply and the info. It's appreciated.

@Chaser18 it's because this site is out to make money they reduce ur upload uptake so ur ratio drops and you donate....have you donated in past I have...

@bstar97 said: Hello I know this is kind of a stupid question but like the title says, would downloading my own uploaded torrents affect my ratios/download limits etc. etc. I'm trying to upload my porn here as backup and to free up storage (to download more porn of course haha) and I'm wondering if I could do that. There's always old porn you wanna come back to and this site is very great as archive. Thanks for answering. Suppose you upload 300 GB from your collection. You get at least 300 GB of upload traffic for that. When you come back and want to download your own torrents again, it will use 300 GB of download traffic, taking you to exactly where your ratio was before you uploaded it. The Problems: 1 - If you use the site to download other people's torrents, there's no guarantee that you will have enough buffer to download your own torrents. 2 - If you ever need to re-download your torrents a second time, it will require an additional 300 GB that you might be unable to afford. 3 - There is no guarantee whatsoever that the torrents you make will stay online, they can be removed for copyright or die because everyone who downloaded it stopped seeding, leaving you with no way of recovering the files. Torrent is not a good backup medium, because once you don't have the files anymore, you're completely out of control.

@ianfontinell ty im not worried i have good ratio hehe , hanks for this info on freeleech, luckily I asked the question wish you a nice week

No ... you risk yourself downloading huge torrent that will trigger your ratio ''' Once you downloaded a file, whatever you downloaded may impact your ratio ... So your best option is to finish and seed or to stop @ your point ...

@Diegodiegui You can also partake in this program: https://community.gaytor.rent/topic/68141/at-risk-torrent-thread-official?page=1 You find some torrents that need to be revived, post them in that thread, and if they qualify, they will be made Freeleech. This lets you be an early person on the Freeleech, giving you the most benefit.

Just because I was working on the tracker doesn’t magically make upload/download credits disappear. For a while, it simply wasn’t counting anything at all.

@frostycab That's what I have been doing in the past, and if you're starting out it could be a good way to build up gigabytes but 10 gigs aren't that much. Assuming you don't have issues with port forwarding (and you know this if you download say a torrent from the pirate bay or other open tracker and look for a I in the peer's flags), just that this tracker incentivizes seeding, and so it's not unusual to download gigabytes but upload kilobytes. It's why I said you would be better off looking at freeleech torrents, and sort them by leechers. Right now the 240G Sketchy Sex collection is freeleech and it seems to have lots of leechers. It's got some good models in it if you love creampies. But downloading a bunch of active freeleech torrents and seeding them is the best way to get started. Doesn't matter if you have to end up downloading stuff you don't particularly care about (like solos and stuff) but the whole point is to get your ratios up and grabbing freelech with lots of leechers is the best way to go about this.