@Squall41269: Because I'm getting REALLY tired of seeing a really hot guy and clicking on the torrent and seeing straight/bisexual porn. Yes you can, by opening the torrent link. Scroll down until you reach "Click here to report this torrent to staff for other violations of the rules" State your reason(s) why you are reporting it and then click "Report"

@jboiCali: Or maybe you're not. Maybe some studios permit their models to become intoxicated and then push them to do things they never would and even when the video ends with the guy crying and begging for it all to stop, they still release it anyway. The world is a fucked up place and porn producers have no ethics. Any particular studio/vid/performer you're thinking of with this? Or just a general 'it could happen'?

Got it. Thanksmucho!

By now, you must know that your torrent is visible to members and as of this reply, it has 37 active seeders. When you uploaded a file, wait a minute or two before it become visible for member's viewing. And for your own protection, when you have a question like this, ask Helpdesk.

@wldfstr: this just happened to me today, I was uploading a torrent with  MBP video, and it got taken down due to someone reported copyright. too bad   I'm a bit worried since I haven't found them in banned lists or anything… we'll keep on seeding Can you upload the videos here or some place else? Someone uploaded a gigantic 2-part collection that I wishlisted to download. But when I got home, it was already removed…

Another difference since the last upgrade is that using a hyphen to exclude a word no longer works.  Instead of excluding only torrents with that word, it excludes ALL torrents.  Try it with something like -collection if you want to test it. It appears the latest upgrade doesn't want us to use GREP expressions any longer.

You can move your cursor over the torrent name to see how many pics have already been uploaded. But I think the only way to really know if a torrent needs pics is to open the torrent page and see how many pics there are. If there is space for more, you will see an underlined request saying "Add Screenshots and Covers." If you don't see this, you can't add anything more.

That's an older torrent (from 2015). So go ahead and request a reseed, but don't expect too many people to have all the files.

The download links have returned.

Also, it should be noted that a VPN will hide ALL of your internet traffic, whereas a proxy will only hide traffic from one specific application, leaving your computer's other activities, including DNS history, and other connections that your computer makes exposed directly to the internet. A VPN on the other hand will ensure that not only will your identity be hidden from the internet, but the activity itself will also be hidden from your ISP. This adds an even greater layer of protection against a number of things.

three simple possibilities: 1st: seed, seed seed your downloaded torrents. The more the better. When you are finished seeding: seed some more! 2nd: upload a torrent for a new video to our tracker. 3rd: Donate to our site and help us to keep this site alive on the net. There are some other possibilities to increase your ratio, but they either depend on your user status or your seeding time. Additional possibilities for power users: (albeit to be a power user you need a ratio above 1.05 so you will rarely need this) You can invite new users to our site. For each invited new user you'll get an upload traffic of 2 GB credited. See the topic Invitation for more details. Seeding time: you get seed bonus points for the time your client is seeding, regardless of your upload traffic during that seeding time. The current rate is you get 0.5 points for each hour seeding. If you accumulate 100 Points or more you can exchange your bonus against upload traffic for your account (currently from 1 GB for 100 points up to 10 GB for 600 points). You can refer to us - there is a topic affiliate where you read more.

@ben351500: Negative feedback can be useful, if done appropriately…... I think that negative reviews of content are often perceived as attacks. They shouldn't be. If there is an issue with the torrent, then we should know about it. On the other hand all abusive, personalized attacks should be reported immediately. :true: