You have to put the .torrent file which you get with the "Download" button from the description pages of the torrents you've uploaded into µTorrent and "point" the download to the file or folder (aka directory) from which you've created the torrent. Once having uploaded the original created .torrent file and uploaded it, just after having clicked the "Do it!" button, you'll be on that torrent description page. Later you can find it by either including dead torrents in the search or by your Profile. Click on your name in "Welcome back, …" below the menu bar to go there and scroll down to the bottom of the page. The re-downloaded .torrent file will contain your secrete personal passkey, and only torrents with passkeys connect correctly to the tracker. If you've added already the right .torrent file to your µTorrent (see in the lower µTorrent widow part under the "Trackers" tab) and it is downloading or "connecting to peers" 0% completed, try the following steps: 1/ Stop the torrent (do NOT remove) 2/ Click with the right mouse button on the torrent in µTorrent's list and select "Advanced" > "Set Download Location..." > navigate to the file location and confirm (Save) or (Select Folder). 3/ Right mouse button click on the torrent in µTorrent's list and select "Force re-check". The torrent should check to 100% and µTorrent displaying "Finished" instead of "Stopped" in the status column. 4/ Restart the torrent, it shall go to "Seeding" or at least to "Queued seeding" The proposed QTM (Quick Torrent Maker) automates the torrent creation, upload, re-download and pointing to the files, thus makes uploading much easier. You might prefer to re-do the uploads with it, i/o following above steps.

I think the best thing, as consumers, that all of us can do is to never purchase porn from the clients of Porn Guardian.  Seriously, no matter how good it is or how great your desperation if you know that the video is produced by one of Porn Guardian's clients the pass it by - don't give them money, don't promote the client's product and avoid doing any business with any of Porn Guardian's clients. Nothing hurts a vendor more than losing sales and gaining a poor or hated reputation.  Torrents are a great form of free promotion.  I know that I have found a torrent here and liked the genre so much that I have gone off to the Vendor's site and purchased far more videos then I would find as torrents.  Now I avoid those vendors who fight against torrents/downloaders like the plague. If we all did that Porn Guardian would have no clients. The first thing we need is a list of Porn Guardian's clients.  Anyone have that?  If so, post it here.

I highly recommend using a VPN as well. It's better to be safe than sorry, and you can have peace of mind to share whatever you want. Most VPNs offer their own clients/programs to make setup a breeze. Many build protection into their clients in case you lose the connection to the VPN. The protection blocks all internet connections while the client is running but not connected, until it can reestablish a connection. Here are lists of trustworthy VPNs. Note: towards the end of the article it lists VPNs "who log, sometimes a lot". http://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-providers-really-take-anonymity-seriously-111007/ http://torrentfreak.com/vpn-services-that-take-your-anonymity-seriously-2013-edition-130302/ Private Internet Access is very good and you can't beat the price, they're practically like half the price of most other providers. They offer all the features other VPN providers do, and in some cases more. I prefer VPNs over seedboxes because I have a decent upload connection already and like the many other protections and features VPNs offer. Why worry every time you upload and/or download? Just get a VPN.

Is this what you're looking for? https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=ccb6fefe3816a0f44f0e2ee0d230d291d74178c5989b11ab Either way, I know how frustrated you are.  Every time I see a video labeled "piss drinking", it turns out to be a guy just spitting the piss out, which is lame.  Real piss drinking videos are extreeeemely rare.

I have seen a bunch of them.  Maybe the company is sending takedown notices.

Torrents for (streamed) Music Shows, is a clear NO. Torrents for TV Shows depend on the TV channel / network which produced it (no mainstream TV channel production) and it must be gay themed. There are not many fulfilling both conditions …

Deester, you're testing my memory  :crazy2: But I think I was making the point with the two dead links that a large (4+GB) non-DVD torrent was available to everyone whereas a smaller DVD torrent could only be seen by 'power users'. I find an even more sensible way is not to worry about ratios - most sites seem to have more problems getting enough downloaders rather than keeping seeders. I use one British TV site where it is almost impossible to seed to 1 because regulars are using seedboxes or getting in immediately. At least they have the option of a freeleech of the week to allow people to catch up. On the other hand we both know a site which doesn't monitor ratios and it allows people to get on with other stuff 

If you type "vintage older men", all three words must be present somewhere in, not collated, in the description … Yes, multiple categories is a project started, but don't ask me when it will pop-up.

It means to make it freeleech for all for 24 hours needs 6600 seed bonus points. That are as much, that it is not likely it will be made ever freeleech. It is in addition likely that 24 hours freeleech are not enough to get such a big torrent's files completely. You can download torrents not being freeleech. Then the file size will be added to your accounts download statistics and therefore impact both share ratio and minimum share ratio requirement. If you want to use seed bonus points only for you, they are better used in exchange of upload to your statistics.

That mpg programme stream contains MPEG-2 video and PCM sound, it plays well. I'd assume you haven't installed a DVD Video (= MPEG-2) codec on your computer. My recommendation for Windows users is the CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack), which is a small free and open source software package. It is up to you if you choose to install the MPC-HC (Media Player Classic - Home Cinema) which is in the package or only the codecs and media splitter.

I don't recall us having Alex Boys on our ban list either.  If it's not on our ban list, you're good to go. Every once in awhile we have an uploaded video with younger-appearing actors – if other users question it's appropriateness on the site, we'll research it.  That's one of the reasons  it's important for uploaders to submit basic information about their upload.  If upload in question comes from a general tube site and/or we are unable to identify it as originating from a studio with age compliance policies/reports of misuse, we will remove it to err on the side of caution. Reviewing the AlexBoys site and doing some general research into any reports of underage actors, it appears good on our end.  It's material from generic tube sites that are usually more of an issue.

@Popper: It is possible to upload torrents for other trackers on Gay-Torrents.net, but these are rather the exception. Indeed. But that is a privilege now accorded to a very few trusted members only. Personally, I find open/public tracker sites so insecure and dangerous, I will never download torrents using public trackers, wherever they are posted.

I think the real question at Frat X is this: would you pay $40 per month subscription, for 2 new clips a month, that you can only stream and not save to your hard disk? You can decide if that is good value… On Flava, I have it on good authority that they do actually watermark their clips, so they can identify precisely which of their members share their stuff to the world. Assuming, of course that their members don't use fake email addresses, VPNs, and that they do use anonymous pre-pay credit cards. How they actually embed the codes, I have no idea. But it is expensive for companies to do this.

@cannonmc: Provided members reach the site ratio requirements, I still think it would be welcome to allow all members access to all torrents Yes and they have to meet a higher ratio requirement to download bigger files…

As a PS to Popper's reply: If someone downloads part of a torrent they can never become a reseeder if needed in the future. Also not everyone knows they can download parts of a torrent and some will be put off by the size, in my experience

Actually it should better read: " … all uploaders are mentioned as Anonymous for privacy reasons. …"

Thanks for the prompt reply.  Much appreciated. It was just something I was curious about, and now I've got my answer. Thanks again, P

Yes, we have, but there are always unforeseen higher priority issues to solve …  :crazy2: each time I look on a board usually not visited, I find live links not being disabled ...  :afr:

Thanks guys for the freeleech it was fun to try new things you wouldn't normally download, now to watch them all  :cheers: