info hash database

[FAMAS]

demonoid made their's available for all to download in a single textfile after the tpb takedown incident of december 2014. suggesting tpb do such a thing on a monthly or quarterly interval.

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3 site staff online now. they may most likely notice.

[Sid]

noticed.

been requested before.

not going to happen.

[FAMAS]

noticed.

been requested before.

not going to happen.

the reason(s) being?

[Sid]

Because we choose not to.

I know this is a difficult concept for you to understand but you're not God. Nobody has to do what you say, and nobody has to explain themselves to you.

[FAMAS]

Because we choose not to.

I know this is a difficult concept for you to understand but you're not God. Nobody has to do what you say, and nobody has to explain themselves to you.

you do not know how i think and what i think and whether what you think about how i see myself or not is correct or incorrect. i say, you are incorrect.

[Moe]

He is incorrect? Why, you do think you are God? Then get the damn infohashes yourself, you don't need us.

[FAMAS]

Because we choose not to.

I know this is a difficult concept for you to understand but you're not God. Nobody has to do what you say, and nobody has to explain themselves to you.

He is incorrect? Why, you do think you are God? Then get the damn infohashes yourself, you don't need us.

would a god require to post requests in a forum for things? a god would not ask for things, god makes things be.

[blu_people]

If I may intervene in this matter, and help FAMAS understand..

the reason(s) being?

1. Security and privacy reasons
2. Kind of useless. I don't know who might want to access it, except DMCA and other anti-piracy groups.

[FAMAS]

If I may intervene in this matter, and help FAMAS understand..

the reason(s) being?

1. Security and privacy reasons
2. Kind of useless. I don't know who might want to access it, except DMCA and other anti-piracy groups.

the info-hash database released by demonoid aided downloaders in finding torrents without resorting to any torrent search site. open text file, search torrent name, load info hash in client, go.

[blu_people]

the info-hash database released by demonoid aided downloaders in finding torrents without resorting to any torrent search site. open text file, search torrent name, load info hash in client, go.

Hmm.. I guess your argument removes the first reason. But the second one remains intact:

• useless, because you can search and browse the torrents on the actual website
• DMCA and other anti-piracy groups would likely be happy if we would provide them the hash directly.

Besides that, querying so many hashes on a website like TPB requires time and hardware resources; this because each minute (if not second) tens of torrents are uploaded/deleted. We must also remember the fact that there are over 6.5 million torrents on TPB.