We’re only asking link to your profile on another tracker and a screenshot as proof, and your application will simply be accepted or denied. If you don’t have proof, you can create an image saying “I am a new user looking to learn” and give a clear reason why you’d like to join.

We’re only asking link to your profile on another tracker and a screenshot as proof, and your application will simply be accepted or denied. If you don’t have proof, you can create an image saying “I am a new user looking to learn” and give a clear reason why you’d like to join.

Hello, We’re only asking link to your profile on another tracker and a screenshot as proof, and your application will simply be accepted or denied. If you don’t have proof, you can create an image saying “I am a new user looking to learn” and give a clear reason why you’d like to join.

Unfortunately, it has become standard practice for trackers to take applications seriously. We’re only asking link to your profile on another tracker and a screenshot as proof, and your application will simply be accepted or denied. If you don’t have proof, you can create an image saying “I am a new user looking to learn” and give a clear reason why you’d like to join.

If open signups were possible, we’d gladly offer them — and in fact, we’ve had them several times over the past two years. But now we need to be more careful, since we’ve had issues with problematic users signing up, including account sellers. Sorry for any inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding.

The proof is a screenshot from another tracker (if you use one). Please include a link to your profile so we can verify it.

If you’re new, you might only have one tracker — and that’s fine. If not, just link your profile here. What you write about why you’d like to join is also important.

Thank you — it’s not meant to confuse you.

Great, Thank you, get the cross seed on asap! 😅💚

Thank you for the honest, unbiased post.

That change was made over a year ago. If you had reached out with a support ticket or asked for help at the time, it’s very likely someone would’ve assisted you. It just seems a bit odd to bring it up now, so long after the fact.

How exactly is it “pay to leech” when everything’s free to download? No one is forced to pay anything, and the site already runs on a relaxed ratio system compared to most private trackers. If that’s still not enough, what exactly are you expecting?

Bringing up Reddit drama from a year ago feels more like an attempt to stir things up than provide real feedback. If the actual user experience is decent, maybe just say that instead of throwing in vague shots.

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