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Of course the "currency" is useful - it's a way to make people share bandwith and engage in mixing as much as they use the network itself. Almost all torrent w
by aredox 3y ago
Of course the "currency" is useful - it's a way to make people share bandwith and engage in mixing as much as they use the network itself.
Almost all torrent websites now require that you create an account and thar you keep a ratio between seeding and downloading above a certain value. Is that a useless rule? Is the ratio a "currency" (especially when many of those websites let you buy a ratio improvement)? How would you do that in an anonymous way?
- 0ct4via 3y agoCitation needed on the "almost all" claim, or you're just making things up. Additionally, there's a massive difference between members-only trackers having agreed ratios, and general-access "torrent websites" like TPB which don't have any of what you say, much less have such ridiculousness as "rules". I get you love this, but nothing you've said actually disproves any of my points, you've just made things up in a transparent (and woefully incorrect) attempt to justify it.
- aredox 3y ago[flagged]
- Ms-J 3y agoMost of the torrent sites I use, such as TBP and Limetorrents don't require an account or certain ratio at all.