Thread: Suggestion on an e-book tracker (read info plz)

First off thank you for even reading this and secondly I'll try not to waste much of your time, so I'll get right on subject. I'd just like to note that I'm making this thread because I don't like collecting trackers. I like to research which tracker I need, get an invite and use them. Right on, so..



I know that there are many e-book trackers and I'm part of a couple of them (Elbitz, docs4u and library.nu) but I'd like suggestions from you to which is the most fitting tracker (even from those that I'm already a member) according to the following criteria:

• Primary: My wife is doing her doctorate on chemistry and biology so basically my question is; which e-book tracker is the best on those specific fields?
• Secondary: I'm also a programmer and any books on programming (C#, C++, php etc) and web designing would be helpful too but my major concern is my wife's doctorate for now.

Any suggestions will be highly appreciated as I'll also probably make a thread asking for an invite to the tracker on which I get the best info from you guys, unless I already have it of course. Thank you very much in advance, take care .

Cynic , join on bitme ,they have if you need

Bitme is best for those needs

So Bitme seems to be the best choice eh? Thanks for your inputs mates, much appreciated

You should take into consideration that Bitme is hard to seed on.
There's a lot of computer related content on docspedia, I think I saw some medical content also and it's much easier to get a good ratio.
I read somewhere that bibiliotik has the most medical content but I'm not in this tracker, I read that it's also hard to seed on.

Bibliotik yields 529 results for a search term of "medicine" while receiving 1407 for "programming". I know BitMe is a great source for programming, but the tracker appears to be down for the past week or so. As for ratio watch concerns, Bibliotik is even more difficult than BitMe to maintain a proper ratio.

Thanks for the info mates. Many trackers are hard to seed like BitMeTV, what, waffles etc and I was fine on all of them but I've heard that Bitme and like el2em said are even harder. If actually Bibliotec's database is better then Bitme's when it comes to medicine etc, I might consider going for the latter and hope for a freeleech or a seedbox tenderly and donating too I guess.

Thanks yet again

Great thread, thank you CyniC for the great question , was helpful to my fiance too . Also wanted to ask if any of you has an idea which tracker fits best for Psychology Books mainly focused on Clinical Psychology , if anyone has any idea please let me know. Thank you for even reading this : )
All the best :)

If somebody could do a search for: Crystalography Crystal Clear

and share the results, I will highly appreciate it. I've already checked on doscpedia.org and haven't found anything. If you can't find the above, anything on Crystalography would suffice. Thank you mates