I have Concen on RSS, and clickthrough to interesting sounding torrents.
I clicked quite a few today, most from the same uploader, only to find stuff like this:
http://concen.org/tracker/torrents-details.php?id=22365
What is this garbage?
And a documentary about Highwire act?
Where do submit a request for removal? These don't seem appropriate for the environment at all.
Add some stuff that's more to your taste yourself then instead of thinking there's some sort of take-down policy...
as if you've just logged in to Walmart's online shop or something.
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I sent clouds a pm asking for clarification. If anyone knows why "Spellbound" should be considered to be Political, or Conspiracy related material please let us know.
anything that is non-fiction is allowed, as long as there's no takedown notice...
No, see rule #2 of the torrent rules. It says, "Political, or Conspiracy related material only."
Both "Spellbound" and Man on a Wire" have been banned because they don't pass rule #2.
(01-16-2011 06:21 AM)icosaface Wrote: [ -> ]No, see rule #2 of the torrent rules. It says, "Political, or Conspiracy related material only."
Both "Spellbound" and Man on a Wire" have been banned because they don't pass rule #2.
Yea, I was in two minds about The Man on the Wire, only due to the WTC footage, which for some may be wanted, but Spellbound, that was a joke, had to go.
Now he's upping something about the history of Drugs.
Not Conspiracy related directly, but much more relevant than the documentary about the spelling bee.
ok, well at least he's trying to contribute... It's more than I can say for many here. I stand corrected. drugs and the war on them are directly conspiracy related IMO.
(01-18-2011 06:02 AM)h3rm35 Wrote: [ -> ]ok, well at least he's trying to contribute... It's more than I can say for many here. I stand corrected. drugs and the war on them are directly conspiracy related IMO.
Sorry if this seems offtopic for where we are, but can I get a quick blurb from you on how they are connected? This is coming from a "want to know/understand" stance, not "doubtful smartass" stance.