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That said, adding more peers is sometimes impossible, usually on older torrents. We recommend that you download torrents as soon as they come out, or shortly after. Have you ever added peers in a torrent? These trackers were meant to enhance the communication between the torrent client and peers to send the downloads. That means that the number of torrent trackers you will have, you will get more speed.

Now torrent trackers are of two types — Private and Public. Anyone can use the public torrent trackers, but these were primarily busy. The private torrent trackers need registration and can be accessed upon invitation only.

This article will share a list of the best Torrent trackers lists, which you can use to increase the download speed.

Important: The list which we have shared below is taken from the web. Adding torrent trackers on a torrent client is fairly an easy process. Follow some simple steps below to add trackers on the torrent clients. First of all, right-click on the torrent file which you are downloading and select Properties. Now, under the General tab, you need to add the trackers and click the Ok button. You are done. More relevant perhaps with private trackers. Dear utorrent-Guest, just saying ja doesn't quite cut it.

Guess I should 've been more clear so here it goes again Does it upload the stats of the download OR of the session to the tracker OR both. Please be very specific with the answer on this More relevant perhaps with private trackers. Otherwise, you'd have overlapping upload and download statistics. What do u think of this practise. Are they pulling a fast one? I don't know what to say about that. On the one hand, I can understand that they want to keep to their own community, but on the other hand, it sorta goes against the open nature of P2P though it's not really against P2P itself.

At any rate, if they don't force uploaded torrents to have the private flag set, then it's their own fault. You're free to choose whether you want to disable DHT or not -- not like they can detect it easily anyway although it is possible to do so.

Note that I'm not saying you should break tracker rules, just that they should really impose some kind of private flag rule if they cared enough. People should speak in English or the preferred tongue rather than in these irritating acronyms, many of which are not only confusing as above but are often downright untruths.

Confusing or not, there are very-commonly-used acronyms that for the most part people are eventually going to run into while browsing the Internet. It's no different from learning a new word, and Googling it is no different from looking a new word up in the dictionary.

Google properly links to the correct definition within all the first few results anyway. If anything, "LOL" is more expressive than "oh that's funny. I try to keep everything I write grammatically correct, but that doesn't mean acronyms should be forbidden, or that I'm not "speaking" writing in English when I use them.

I disagree, however, with the suggestion that "LOL" might be more expressive than "oh that's funny. But, as we strip our languages of all meaningful nuance, we decline toward the ultimate inarticulacy of restricted code communication. Because 'lol' is Dutch for fun try it in babelfish , my native language. A nuance is not only employed by using different words for similar but distinct meanings but also by using context.

Although context nuances are more difficult to communicated properly it doesn't mean we are declining into a inarticulate form of communication. Besides you treat the language as a static thing, which it isn't. Language has always been evolving and will continue to do so whether u like it or not. Right now on the internet an important factor is saying much in as little of keystrokes as possible which amongst others leads to the frequent use of a wide array of old and new acronyms. Newayz way off topic here.

Thanks for the great piece of software! I am kinda new to uTorrent.