True, and duly noted. I didn't know you had the option to be able to only load specific segments of a torrent? I will have to look into this! I am still very green, much I need to learn.

It varies. The person who makes it free leech gets to decide.  Personally, I always make them 4 days (96 hours). Site wide free leech is set by the site owner at certain times of the year, like christmas/new years.

Just for clarification, I thought I read somewhere that screen shots were to be kept down to 10?  It was a post regarding screen shots that were deemed "spamming" I think, and had to do with people sticking things up just in order to drive up points. I am getting ready to do a rather large upload, if the cap is 20 that would make my job infinitely more easy!

I don't see the option to use paypal to donate sadly.

Found the solution: STOP all the active torrents and re-start them. When you stop them, it reveals any torrents which are in an error state. Torrents which are in an error state but not tagged as being "bad" will jam up your transfers. Once tagged, they don't cause a problem.  Then you can fix the torrents by moving files and re-checking and starting them again.

Found the solution: STOP all the active torrents and re-start them. When you stop them, it reveals any torrents which are in an error state. Torrents which are in an error state but not tagged as being "bad" will jam up your transfers. Once tagged, they don't cause a problem.  Then you can fix the torrents by moving files and re-checking and starting them again.

Found the solution: STOP all the active torrents and re-start them. When you stop them, it reveals any torrents which are in an error state. Torrents which are in an error state but not tagged as being "bad" will jam up your transfers. Once tagged, they don't cause a problem.  Then you can fix the torrents by moving files and re-checking and starting them again.

I agree with this. The worst thing is when you're looking for a torrent and you cant find it because somebody decided "daddy fucks stepson" is a good enough description/title.

You now have 6 people downloading it which should help your ratio. personally - I would have preferred each episode uploaded separately since 6.8 GB is very large for something I'd never heard of.

Also, make sure you are not behind any VPNs or anything else that would block your ratio from being recognized

Yes, I admit I was having some port and VPN issues. Ironically, I got the HIGHEST SEEDING SPEEDS EVER when I had it all set up wrong. I ususally seed 5-50kb/s when I had it all set up wrong and a CLOSED PORT I was seeding at 1.2MB/s Go figure. BTW I had correctly forwarded my ports but whenever I used an OpenPort  confirmation tool (canyouseemeknow.org) it always said the port was closed and the light in uTorrend was RED or YELLOW - NO INCOMING CONNECTIONS, yet for some strange reason that ONE SUPER FLUKE new content torrent I seeded for two-weeks - some 650GB+ of data. I later found out it just got hung up and everyone who wanted it (a lot of people) they could only download to 99% and then it would hang up. The whole thing eventually errored out and died. I had a FEW hung up torrents and several I tried to download yesterday also show that they've been seeding for WEEKS with 25 leechers and 1 seeder and 0 successful uploads. Another oddity (after I fixed the open port issue) was two of my own torrent uploads which indicated just about a 0.67 seeding ratio after seeding non-stop 24/7 seeding for three weeks (yet these torrents had been downloaded over 200 times) - then today one of them had 47 seeders yet it showed a 0.67 ratio - somehow 200 people dowloaded my torrent, 22 of which were actively seeding my torrent, yet my upload ratio after three weeks was not even 1.0. So If I never even uploaded it, how did 200 people download it? BTW Finally fixed most of my port forwarding issues. I had correctly forwarded the port at the router but I called tech support on the router because uTorrent always had a red - no connections status (despite seeding for weeks at 1.2mb/s (the fastest speed I ever achieved). Anyway they discovered I had one I{ address coming IN from the cable and the ISP supplied modem had a DIFFERENT out put IP address. The router folks said you'll never get an open port with two different ip addresses - so after 3 home visits and many tech support calls from my ISP we actully fixed the port issue. I now oficially have a confirmed open port and uTorrent has a green light -  but unfortunately my upload speeds are 0-10k/s at the most. Again, go figure. BTW I only have these issues on GT.ru…tried to seed over 60 all new and high seeder potential torrents 24/7/for three weeks, and never got over a 2.0 ratio on any of them (except the 1 fluke torrent that got stuck). the last day of my test I downloaded some 30 torrents from both KICKASSTORRENTS, MAC-TORRENTS, and PirateBay (for all but one day of my 3-week seeding test was only GT.ru traffic) - but interstingly 25 of those 30 torrents from other sites all had seeding ratios of 4.0-15.0 in less than 24 hours. Something is right about my set up if I could upload 650GB to GT.ru on the one fluke torrent and 30 OTHER TORRENTS to 4.0-15.0 seed ratios in less than 24 hours. Thank you for the information on specific ports open on the VPNs I will check that out. MOST of my 3 week test period was done without any VPN. I've been using two different VPNs (at different times) in the several days since my test period ended and they don't seem to have any affect on my upload speed one way or another. No special port forwarded or anything. Never knew you had to do that. When I did have the VPNs in the mix they each worked beautifully but one kept killing all communications on my MAC which is why I dropped them and signed up for a different one. It works beautifully now to. It connects right through a direct interface built into the control panel of my Netgear Nighthawk router. It protects all wifi connections (SmartTV, Kodi, NEtFLIX, iPhones, iPads, 6 macs, 2 pcs, etc.) in the house at the router level - no software needed on any of the devices. Works fantastic - no special port forwarded.

There are two things that can cause this. One of them is the @ symbol in the file or folder name. This causes big problems with creating torrents because of how it affect the bencoding of the .torrent file. The second possibility is you may have exceeded the number of files that you can handle in a single torrent. This is most common with picture sets. If you have picture sets, it may help to roll only the pictures of the set into a single ZIP file but make sure to NOT put the videos themselves into the ZIP file.

straight porn was not allowed here before. I think it was better before because now, you could see literal straight porn on the movies and book section. If you tried to report it, the mods would basically just say "even if it's straight, it is still a movie/book". And some of the straight content on books/movies section are even homophobic