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Pardon my ignorance -- but what identifies a leecher that qualifies to be blocked? |
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InstaZDLL
Mar 12, 2022
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is someone who downloads a file and after that, he decided to not seed the file and when you delete the torrent from the BitTorrent client, the client will announce your share ratio to a peer from DHT, PEX, LSD or Trackers, the fact you will no longer have the file anymore, you're a leecher when you didn't reach the 1.00 of share ratio and you stop the seeding. |
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is someone who downloads a file and after that, he decided to not seed the file and when you delete the torrent from the BitTorrent client, the client will announce your share ratio to a peer from DHT, PEX, LSD or Trackers, the fact you will no longer have the file anymore, you're a leecher when you didn't reach the 1.00 of share ratio and you stop the seeding.