This system allows most users to provide nothing in return for a long time, waiting for free handouts.
It treats a $2 CD on the same level as a $2 million rare item or a 10xLP Vinyl rip that took hours of effort to complete.Ī tertiary problem is "freeleeches". Many torrent trackers give some sort of bonus for other activities, such as uploading new content, but that bonus always scales linearly and is usually quite small.Ī secondary problem is that it this system is oblivious to the value of individual uploads. Users who put in very little effort to buy a seedbox or who happen to have a faster internet connection are treated like kings. This disincentivizes users from uploading new material since they're basically treated like dogs.
The main problem with this system is that seeding is exponentially rewarded compared with uploading of new content. All torrent trackers that I'm aware of currently base their "ratio", or their credit system, on throughput uploaded vs.
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