Best E-learning tracker

**H265** · 25.10.20, 09:28

Originally Posted by Blocker

Is it open for signup?

I signed up by showing proof that i was a member of bitme. I think they still accept proofs.

irc.sciencelab.cc #help

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Originally Posted by anon

Is MusicalMind among them? And will they still revoke your invite privileges for "security reasons" if you're a member on any torrent-related communities? These are very important questions!

I didn't see his name in the staff list. It's been a while since i checked. Wildbear, glathanus are still staff members. neutronstar retired.

**PimpThisLamar** · 25.10.20, 10:23

Originally Posted by anpassung

It depends what you are after - I am on TheGeeks & also was on BitSpyder but neither are really good for the courses I look for - data & marketing. I like Zyzoom more & you can just download direct from some of the links.

For new books, you can also try Mobilism.

For me personally, TheGeekz is a disappointment. They don't have that much content (I'm interested in Business) and you can get most of it on BitSpyder. I'm expected more from a tracker that strict.

**anon** · 26.10.20, 03:23

Originally Posted by H265

I didn't see his name in the staff list. It's been a while since i checked. Wildbear, glathanus are still staff members. neutronstar retired.

I don't know any of them, only MM and Q, so maybe that means we're fine

Hopefully this "reboot" will serve as an opportunity to improve staff member attitudes from the BitMe(TV) days and do away with that unwritten policy I mentioned. Trackers give you one reason to use invites, and several not to.

**H265** · 26.10.20, 14:17

Originally Posted by PimpThisLamar

For me personally, TheGeekz is a disappointment. They don't have that much content (I'm interested in Business) and you can get most of it on BitSpyder. I'm expected more from a tracker that strict.

Thegeeks is only good at instabanning users who signup using mobile internet.

**anon** · 27.10.20, 20:55

The*.click trackers also have the most pedantic VPN usage rules I've ever seen, so beware.

**L3tti** · 29.10.20, 22:59

I use https://b-ok.lat/ for books!
I was on bitspyder, good site, hard to seed but most content I was looking for I found it on the public

Originally Posted by Blocker

Is it open for signup?

I've read before they take applications from irc. But I do not know.

**sashiagustina** · 30.10.20, 09:08

any idea sites other than libgen ? without registration

**anon** · 01.11.20, 03:47

The one L3tti mentioned is the closest thing I know. Registration is only required to download more than 5 books per IP per day (and you can always try bugmenot.com). They also have an onion site for Tor users, which is a nice touch.

**anon** · 03.01.21, 06:17

Was told about this one recently. Collection seems good, but apparently only stuff from the last five days can be downloaded for free.

http://www.freebookspot.es/

And if you try to visit via HTTPS and accept the expired certificate, you can search for magazines instead of books

**sashiagustina** · 03.01.21, 16:24

If i am not mistaken, there is a Dutch E-learning tracker recently released

**MongoD** · 09.01.21, 02:46

Dutch is under heavy investigations for all things piracy. Members of sparks release group were arrested https://torrentfreak.com/sparks-pira...g-huge-200827/