jackett (by the way thanks to those suggesting it here!) lists hundreds of indexers… but how to choose which ones to focus on? Is there an updated repository with some stats and indexing by category, popularity and easiness of access, or forums with reviews? Some basic google searches provide SEO optimized pages listing some of the most popular ones but was wondering whether there was some “insider” “awesome-torrent” repo with this kind of info, thanks!
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I primarily rely on nyaa (anime) and 1337x (general) as public.
Other then them: TL (easy to get into) and a few others.
My advice: Try to get into private ones.
https://www.invitehawk.com/ and http://torrentinvites.org/forum.php will probably list a few options.
To get into private trackers start with the beginner ones (those are your step stone to get to more “elite” trackers) that may be listed here:
https://www.invitehawk.com/forum/44-open-signups/
http://torrentinvites.org/f37/
Trackers usually open during holidays like x-mas, black friday, eastern, summer or because of specific events like another tracker going down.
Are private trackers really that necessary if you jusr pirate a movie, series, and maybe a game every now and then? A lot of them seem to be a bit of a hassle or require payment to get into when the good ol’ pirating sites do none of that.
If you find everything elsewhere and are happy with the speeds then probably not. Ever not find anything? Then you may want to look into it
If it’s not on open platforms why would a private tracker have it?
Because they encourage seeding. People get rewarded for uploading & longterm seeding. None of that on public.
Fair enough. Thanks
Thanks!
And never pay for an invite.
Donation signups are cool though.