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Hey guys! Just learned about torrents a few days ago, so I'm still figuring things out. Huge wrestling fan here—hit me up or reply if you love wrestling too, would love to chat!
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@RandomPeopleVK welcome! just a friendly reminder, be very careful with what you download so you don't dig a ratio hole that is too hard to get out.
it is more ratio efficient to download new torrents, like less than a day old, because it is easier to seed those and end up with a positive ratio. but you don't have to be afraid of downloading older stuff, as long as you keep track of your current ratio and your download buffer.
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Welcome!
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also remember that torrent is download = u also share
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it is more ratio efficient to download new torrents, like less than a day old, because it is easier to seed those and end up with a positive ratio.
Also, i have found that if I download just a few files from a multi-file new torrent (maybe 10-20%) of the total file size, I end up seeding like crazy and and can get ratios of 30 or greater on that particular torrent. This is especially easy to do with a new "fan site" video that has dozens of files.
I don't know the IT basis for this; I learned it when I lost a hard drive and flirted with ratio hell for a while. Give it a try.
(I use uTorrent, which gives me the option of selecting which files to download, and which to ignore. I suspect other clients have similar functionality. The only downside here is that if you haven't downloaded all the material in the torrent, the system will consider you still leeching that torrent, so if you have a light limit on the number of downloads you can have running at a given time, you'll want to delete the torrent after a week or so.)
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ianfontinell thank u for remind me
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@eobox91103 I'm not sure whether this is actually true, but it does very much seem like that in my experience.
Like you, now and then I look at a big torrent and decide I only want a few files from it. My instinct is to delete the torrent once I've grabbed what I need. I'm seeding loads of other stuff, usually at my maximum upload rate, and I dislike torrents staying in my leeching list when I'm actually not.
Often, though, there can be quite a time lag before I get round to tidying up, and I'm very often surprised just how much I've uploaded back.
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