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Getting good speeds so far: Still experimenting with Usenet client to get the best results but definitely not bad for a vps (i used dedi's mostly until recently)

I was lucky to snag one while they were on offer :P

I am currently running a 2Gbit VPS from boxslots for about a day now, will do a more thorough review but some preliminary findings: - The VPS has more then enough cpu cycles and mem available for torrenting - Torrent creation is fast and doesn't slow down the box noticeably - Bandwidth is...

Nah, i'm projecting on 103" Projecta screen and you don't see the pixels (using an HD projector) so its nice. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evaOFgDg1nU

Well since i'm from NL i'd say we deserve it the most, no games lost during qualification and during the end games :)

We catch most cheaters on our site, user limit is 10k and most of them have been banned by now so every suspect anounces are easily inspected manually and most cheaters are pretty obvious because they report unreal speeds. Any site serious about this should have no problem identifying them.

People might be more helpful if your attitude was a bit nicer, demanding they provide you with things that are available if you just search yourself might be a factor in this.

Where are the servers located?

Instant IP ban upon banning and an up to date known proxies list in your firewall will keep out most of them.

Somebody who signs his mails from a small hosting company with: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) should be treated with a fair amount of wariness anyway. Furthermore a warning should have been given first, from the context here that step seems to be missing from the terms he laid down in his own...

Bad quality releases are often a result of groups racing the release and not checking the quality before uploading. That's what PROPER/Repack's are for ;) Some people (like me) are only interested in high quality, and some are just interested in watching a release asap no matter how bad it...

a good pre-channel is more useful imo

We are always looking for new uploaders, but its a torrent site not a forum. If you are interested pm me and i'll send you an invite.

Is there a specific genre you are planning to offer? (I'm admin on a HD tracker and I can tell you that it takes a lot of space/seedboxes to keep something like that running)

Very true, but if you start out small and private you can learn and get familiar with the basics.

Most torrent sites use TBdev at this moment for their codebase, but you need to alter it if you want to use it for your personal tracker. Server: I would recommend at least a dual core dedi with 2GB for a small community. You also need uploaders to put content on the site. Risk is relative...

Mine evens out around 650KB/s

Home: Private server:

Do all your warez stuff in a virtual machine ;) Sandboxed, easy to backup and you can even snapshot it for changes.