"You are warned"

[Nekito22]

Hello, I received this message "You are warned
Your next evaluation will be in 6 days. You must seed to get rid of the warning. Note: If your situation has not improved at the time of your next evaluation the warning will be extended for another week, and so on. "And I can not download. Thing that happened is that my cpu is broke and comense to download from the cpu my brother. mine when I returned the repair of my brother and when I went into my account I get this message. How I can fix it?

[Al_Sleeper]

By seeding, of course. AFAIK, Nyaa is alive and kicking.

http://wiki.bakabt.me/index.php/For_First_Timers

[Big Teeth]

When everything fails: PFCorner is back to help you with your bad/poor ratio for free. Check their BakaBT-userpage.

[KazumaRizuki]

Hai, I received this message
"You are warned, Your next evaluation will be in 6 days. You must seed to get rid of the warning. Note: If your situation has not improved at the time of your next evaluation the warning will be extended for another week, and so on. "

how to seed when i don't have any file?
cause my harddis is broke,
sorry for poor english

[Southrop]

Read the link that Al_Sleeper posted just two posts above. Seriously...

[ishigori]

I'm surprised this is allowed, not that I'm complaining or anything. When I first found out about the evaluation I had downloaded a painstaking 80~90 GB of data and seeded only 5 or 10 GB back, it was a long haul but eventually I carried myself to a 1.0 ratio, this probably would've helped.

You also have the option of freeleeching, but I sense those are a tad bit slower to assist with your ratio.

[Freedom Kira]

You also have the option of freeleeching, but I sense those are a tad bit slower to assist with your ratio.

What makes you think that? I challenge you to argue that, when freeleech:
-Does not touch your ratio when you download, and
-As a direct result, gives other people less reason to avoid downloading it, therefore
-Typically results in a larger leech count.

[ishigori]

What makes you think that? I challenge you to argue that, when freeleech:
-Does not touch your ratio when you download, and
-As a direct result, gives other people less reason to avoid downloading it, therefore
-Typically results in a larger leech count.

I read in one of our threads that there were a lot of leechers that weren't actually downloading the entire torrent of Bakemonogatari (a crude example), so they were technically never reached the point where it would indicate them as a seeder when in reality they actually were, so leecher numbers were inflated.

There's definitely no harm done with Freeleech, so all of your points are valid, I was just stating my experience (and the thread I read) that there might be some caveats to it.

[Freedom Kira]

Sure, you might run into phantom leechers, but that has no bearing on the point at hand. By leech count, I wasn't referring to the actual number in the statistics, but the actual number of people leeching.

[vuzedome]

And I thought the days of such topics are long over.

[Meomix]

And I thought the days of such topics are long over.

Heh, i ran into this problem several times over, the only way to solve it was to select 2 or 3 files you like and seed them for 2 months straight, i got a nice 6.0 ratio to make for it so i don't have to worry about falling below the ratio now, this is such a touchy subject people yell at you for evening mentioning it once.

[Bob2004]

What makes you think that? I challenge you to argue that, when freeleech:
-Does not touch your ratio when you download, and
-As a direct result, gives other people less reason to avoid downloading it, therefore
-Typically results in a larger leech count.

I read in one of our threads that there were a lot of leechers that weren't actually downloading the entire torrent of Bakemonogatari (a crude example), so they were technically never reached the point where it would indicate them as a seeder when in reality they actually were, so leecher numbers were inflated.

There's definitely no harm done with Freeleech, so all of your points are valid, I was just stating my experience (and the thread I read) that there might be some caveats to it.

Bakemonogatari is a bit of an unusual case, because it includes all the commentary tracks as separate files, with no subtitles - so lots of people just don't bother downloading those files (since there's no point if you don't speak Japanese), and hence show up as being leechers even when they've finished downloading the whole series.

For other freeleech series, where there aren't any extra files beyond the show itself, that isn't an issue. I think there are some freeleech audio compilations though, which obviously would have that problem, since most people would only download some of the albums.

[KazumaRizuki]

please help
i still can't seed

[Al_Sleeper]

Apparently, you can't read as well .