Seems like most tpb users are now on KA

[connor17]

I have a question: if they do decide to remove your torrent because of DMCA, will they tell you beforehand, or do you have to find that out after they remove it?

EDIT: Maybe not a relevant question, but if they actually feel it necessary, I would think that they should at least follow basic human etiquette, grow some balls, and show some class. I think TPB will do that if they will tell you what they think of your content.

If a torrent is deleted because of DMCA, a bot sends you a personal message stating that.

KAT is more casual, more like social media than TPB, and that's OK, because it gives a more mainstream look to filesharing.
TPB has a clear political position regarding copyright, while KAT uses ambiguity.
Some people may feel intimidated by TPB, so they use KAT. This all bring more people to filesharing, being TPB the real deal, and KAT a mainstream substitute. Of course, the more the better.

[᠎]

I think TPB will do that if they will tell you what they think of your content.

We don't.

Upload fake or infected torrents or child porn--the only content we care about--and we simply ban you and delete all of your torrents.

It's primarily because of numbers--the overwhelming majority of people we ban know very well that they shouldn't have uploaded what they uploaded; so we choose quite deliberately not to spend time (a finite resource, provided by volunteers) on telling people what we think of their content. Not to mention that providing them with information helps them know when they have to upload again, and learn how to evade detection.

[RobertX]

Come to think of it, that's actually a better plan.