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There are a lot of Brandon Sanderson fans out there and they love to theorycraft about The Cosmere, I'm amongst them. However, if you're talking about how the latest Pokémon sold, or a review, or how Pokémon fits into the history of gaming, then that's totally a /r/gaming post. Remove all existing torrents (yay for backed up.

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Regarding your other points, I think if you're making a post about how to catch a specific Pokémon in a specific game, that doesn't belong on /r/gaming. May be fixed by 18735 katedickey commented on Successful login from external IP.That way it could catch their userbase that doesn't sign on to RED often. It'd be perfect, absolutely perfect, for a RED subreddit. My argument is that this is a post that isn't about trackers or something that RED and its' users are doing for the tracker community at large. I'll engage, even though I think, with your additional edited-in paragraphs, you're being a little hyperbolic, perhaps to the point of disingenuousness.

I've gained most of my buffer from seeding virtually everything I've snatched and that's what I'd always recommend. It only works for some as long as most don't actively do it. It's nice if you do but if everyone's expected to do this, then it won't help out with gaining buffer. I don't get the whole 'oh you need to upload new content' argument though. In order to be active on the tracker, you need to bring in something. However, long-term seeding is important.ģ) Put the effort into uploading and filling in requests.įor what it's worth, I think that's a fair system. Compared to movie trackers, they don't require that much space at all. There's several ways to be able to frequently use a music tracker like them nowadays.ġ) Get sufficient storage to perma-seed everything you snatch. My point is that comparing it to OPS is yet again missing the point because casual users don't get more tokens on OPS compared to RED.

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