@w0lf While I'm not sure if its publicly documented the policy of banning members for repeated DMCA strikes is not new. I understand your pain, especially as nobody knows what material is most likely to attract a strike outside of a couple of well-known studios. (A large, well-know Czech twink site springs to mind immediately.) If one of your uploads ever gets removed then I would strongly advise that you don't post anything else from that studio or creator, as they are obviously monitoring things. Sometimes you will find vids from such sources on the site, and if they do survive it is pargely down to them not being well-labelled or attributed to the source. I would guess that publishing a list of the most aggressive DMCA issuers would attract even more attention, and perhaps mix in even more legal issues which nobody wants to see. I'm sorry it happened to you, but in the interests of the site as a whole it is perhaps necessary to offer up a sacrificial lamb to prevent more problems. At least its only 90 days and not permanent, which really would be a pain. As for "What happened to sharing the files??" well when someone has copyright on them they have the right to demand that we don't. The only saving grace is that they have to make specific, targetted requests to remove them. We should all thank our lucky stars that blanket takedowns aren't a thing (yet.) Anyway, welcome back.

Can I ask for a bit more specific information? What is your total downloaded from the site as shown on your profile page? What is your total downloaded from the site as shown on your profile page? What is your reported ratio on your profile page? Please take a screenshot of the Uploaded column in your client and hang onto it for a day or 2 After a couple of days of uploading take another screenshot and post both here, along with the refreshed info from your profile page. I'd like to rule out that this isn't simply an issue of scale. I've uploaded nearly 130TB over the years, so it takes a fair bit of upload traffic to see any movement. providing the info above will make it possible to calculate what we think your numbers should be and establish if there's actually an issue and how big it is.

Sorry, you did say "From My Torrents page", but what link are you clicking? Both the title and "Edit" are links. I think one takes you to the "normal" page view, while the other takes you to where you can edit the torrent, if it's less than a week old.

no problems on my end , downloading and uploading fast

@ddiimmiittar The new version has not yet been released, but this will be done once the new version of QTM drops.

@DandyLion Interesting that I'm not listed as a seeder. As mentioned in my DM, when I paused that torrent, then after waiting a short while, refreshed my browser page, the total number of torrents dropped by one. When I then restarted it, it increased by one. So it appears it's being counted somewhere, just not where you'd expect it to be showing up. What would be more interesting is if the numbers for how many torrents I'm seeding is calculated using the same source data as where you looked at individual seeding. If so, good luck with that!

@ianfontinell Thanks for the suggestion about checking the old site and they are in my seeding list on there despite a discrepancy in the upload amount for the torrent that I kept seeding. Not sure why you suggested that I hadn't downloaded all of the Awais Rajput and Qasim Rizvi torrent as my client clearly shows all the files were downloaded.

@Rayshine In qBittorrent, switch to the "Trackers" tab (1) and check what it says at (2). If it says "unregistered torrent", it has likely been deleted. I'm fairly sure it has because I just got sent to a 404 page by the link you gave. [image: 1777242994114-a37b6652-0389-42ba-9457-ce81a47b6d66-image.jpeg] Follow the line back from "Unregistered torrent", to the "Status" column. Is that "Not working"? This status / message is usually the result of a torrent having been deleted. That could be because of copyright strikes, site rule infringement, or simply if a new torrent isn't seeded to completion. (i.e. At least one person has downloaded it in full.) As long as the torrent isn't huge, and it's not obscure enough that few want to grab it, it should download for someone pretty quickly, depending on your own upload speed limit. If in doubt, set it going on a Friday evening, so it has all weekend to complete. Once you've created and uploaded it, you MUST download the torrent from the site, as if you were just grabbing any other torrent, and use that one, NOT the one you created. Once you've done that, check in "My Torrents" that "Visible" becomes "Yes". It will only do so after you've 'force rechecked' (pretended to download) your own torrent. If at all in doubt, or you get stuck, check out the guide at https://www.gaytor.rent/uploadguide.php Go through it carefully to make sure you don't skip any of the steps.

@saraluvv you might want to try the upcoming version of the site. the upload should be much simpler. activate it with a click on: https://www.gaytor.rent/setproxy.php?v=develgt to reach the old site again you need to click on: https://www.gaytor.rent/setproxy.php?v=live The site is currently under constant development, which can naturally lead to outages. So don't be surprised: this is just to test what you can expect soon. And perhaps it will also solve your upload issue.

@buckadams78 you might test uploading on the devel site.. im making my last changes for today in a minute.. feel free to test.. you can create the torrent within the form. just drag and drop file/folder/pics to it more is not possible in a browser.. maybe direct seed, but this would need the user to keep the browser window open

@frostycab thanks for the heads up I opted for a dedicated server that has its own ip as I like setting things up my way