@pwrbttmjk For now since your download rights was taken, pick a bunch of freeleech (depends on how many are allowed @ your status) https://www.gaytor.rent/browse.php?infl=1 since this will not affect your ratio from downloading but you will earn credit from seeding… Pick those torrent that has a large amount of gb with less seeder and more leechers ex: 2/50 and run your client until seeding slows and stop your torrent and find another that has the same example as I mentioned above. Make sure you had enough space from your hard drive or external drive... And if you don't like the freeleech that you had downloaded, and when seeder is no longer active, simply delete the torrent and data to remove the content occupying space from your hard drive... It takes time you can download, before reaching your current minimum Ratio... Also others might also help by suggesting another opinion... Good Luck !!!

@andergarcia: You are right… what does all this have to do with "Introductions"?  Yes, a, you're absolutely correct about this being on the wrong board.  I can't see how anyone could read the headline "Introductions," and think that it's the proper place for a general whine about scary straight porn, lol. I will ask the Mods to move this to a better place – or simply lock it.  This is a tired complaint that is already expressed on several, more appropriate boards.

Tried dl now and it's all good

@MrMazda: It appears that another staff member beat me to your request. It is now freeleech. Yes thank you !!! Mr Mazda  :cool2:

It should also be noted that if you do not download 100% of ALL of the files in the torrent, the system will forever show you as "leeching" the torrent, even though your torrent client will say that you're "seeding" what you have.

Not being connectable means that your router is not correctly configured to forward the port that your torrent client uses through to your computer, both in TCP and in UDP. I do not see you as seeding any torrents now, so it would be hard to see if there's more to your situation than just that.

As a general rule, once a torrent has been taken down, there is not much that you can really do. What I'm getting at is that once a torrent is taken down, even staff have no way of being able to trace the uploader of a torrent. The best you could do would be to try posting in the requests section and hope that someone bites on your request.

@eobox91103: Also, download (and seed) very new torrents–such as those posted in the last half hour.  If they're freeleech, great.  If not, find a new one that has many files, and set your torrent client to download just a few of them--maybe 10% of the total file volume.  You'll get those quickly, and then become a "source" for other leechers.  Your ratio for that torrent will be large. And...you're not going to be able to download big (>5 GB) torrents in their entirety for a while, until your ratio is better.  A lot of users upload huge collections with no discernible theme (and garbage titles like, "My favorite fuck films").  Those aren't worth downloading...unless they're brand new and you're using the 10% technique I mentioned above. My ratio was in the toilet for a long time, and then got worse when I had a hard drive crash and had to download stuff over again.  Even now, I live up in the mountains and my cable internet goes down several times per day.  But using some clever strategy has helped me build up a good buffer, so I'm ready for the next calamity. You so right! I usually download freelench torrents + upload some + vote for the ones I already download and upload. It really helps. I got almost 3 months to get 3000 seedbonus to exchange in upload points. It's hard but just search what people download more/or like.

@eobox91103: @kalayaan: Our sysop has resolved this nuisance Please pass on thanks from many people!  He probably doesn't need seed bonus, but I could give him some seed.  Or I'd take his.   ;D I guarantee you our Sysop doesn't need seed bonus (he's the sole owner) but I share your gratitude toward Joker!!! He's QUITE amazing!!  :love:

@MrMazda: No such protection or filtering service is ever perfect. Also, as it is a 3rd party service, we have no control over the workings or configuration of the software, so there's not really much that we can do. It was the only way to be able to stay alive and online. Time to choose another 3rd party service. One that knows what's it's doing. A lot of sites and services are using protection and I never been banned from those.