If you don't, a new peer joining a torrent won't be able to connect to you unless you initiate the connection, and by the time you do, that peer most likely has all the connections it can handle and will not accept the connection. It's also important to have an open listening port. Most also have certain torrents that are 'free-leech', which means only your upload is tracked, so the download wont effect your ratio. They can be used to purchase upload credit to help your ratio. Once an object of envy of the whole Western world, now it is the abode of shoddy reality. Even if they don't upload, the trackers staff will see that your seeding and will know your trying.Īlso, many private trackers give bonus points as reward for seeding. Los Santos - the city of the sun, starlets and released stars. You could have many seeding and you will see one or two of them starting to upload every so often. The best way to maintain a good ratio and a good reputation on a private tracker is to seed all their torrents for a long time. Sometimes you may be seeding a torrent for a very long time and no one downloads it so it does nothing at all, but there is no harm to you, a task that is seeding and not uploading uses almost no resources at all.

A private torrent site counts on it's members to seed torrents long term, so they will continue to be active. In order to upload on a torrent, there must be other peers that are downloading.

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