I got b7 from What.CD :D

[anon]

One doubt, given they have a snatchlist, wouldn't it be fishy that a, say, 300MB FLAC download appears on my snatchlist but I've only sent a, say, 150MB dowload data with RF?

You know yes, but I think abookhalil was talking about using RF to report an upload that's 2x your download.

[abookhalil]

You know yes, but I think abookhalil was talking about using RF to report an upload that's 2x your download.

yes , that is what i mean . I always set "" ( report my upload as 1.0 to 2.5 ) times my Downloads while downloading ) "" . these values you can changes from tracker to another and depends on the torrent's it self

From now on, I'll only do a legit download, real seed for some hours, RM for 2h at <90kb/s until I get a ~1.5:1 ratio and then repeat. When I get a nice amount of data downloaded (500GB+), maybe I'll just real seed it all 24/7. I'm not that evil, but I hate trackers that take so long to buffer at the beggining.

Although I can stop seeding by using Rf because it keeps my ratio safe But i prefer to keep seeding for along time Despite this I get very poor ratio in utorrent . that's why i use Rf or any Faking tool ??
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[ooblar]

One doubt, given they have a snatchlist, wouldn't it be fishy that a, say, 300MB FLAC download appears on my snatchlist but I've only sent a, say, 150MB dowload data with RF?
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I'm not that evil, but I hate trackers that take so long to buffer at the beggining.

Using Upload x times my download can be risky, especially if there are few/no leechers and the few leechers there are partial seeders.

Someone on BitSoup once said, "The first 5 GB of upload are the hardest, then you can go 40 GB easy."