Thread: Why Is So Much Info Required For Invites

Why do some of the T-I members require so much in order to give you an invite to various trackers? I saw several GA's I would love to have but a lot is required to get them (example...3 ratios...2 speed tests...my country...and other info. After going through the introduction process to get in T-I why is so much required to get some of the invites? Please don't ball me out...I'm just askin'.

maybe to check later if u r telling the truth.also many members dont do research and they just see the post.

my suggestions is always do a research in all topics,igivers,google.

To prove that you are good at a tracker so you would not mess up the invitee's reputation. Also to show that your dedicated to it.

Some trackers also forbid users from certain countries.

Yep, the people who give a way invites obviously like being a member of them otherwise they wouldn't have the invites in the first place. The majority of high level trackers have harsh consequences of invitees inviting cheaters/inactive and users who are unable to keep a positive ratio.

These requirments are set in place so that the person giving the invite is able to get a better insight on the applicant and see how they will fare on the tracker and if they should be invited.

Some country has a trouble about banning from trackers. The inviter should know the applicant's country. Bec. he/she doesnt want to waste an invite.

Also ratio proofs give a good info about applicant. 1 Ratio might be tricky. Ratio carefulness for every tracker is important

There are a lot of scammers and cheaters and traders here. we ask a lot of info so that we can protect ourselves, and protect others.

The requirements set forth by our introductory post are pretty low because we realize that it is difficult to provide evidence of your past experience at trackers if you are really just starting out with them. So, we let new members in sometimes without much proof of their reliability at all and based solely on their response to questions that may not even be related to torrenting.

Once you've been on this site for a while, you should have picked up at least 1-2 trackers where the requirements are pretty low for getting (ie. PM me and I'll send it over as long as you haven't done something stupid). Build up your ratio on these sites, and then you can start applying for slightly higher level sites and eventually you'll be getting into the big sites that you really want.

It's just a way of making sure that the person getting invited to a tracker is actually qualified to be there. Some intro posts don't really showcase the current progress of someone in the bittorrent world and/or sometimes people giving away invites want only the best candidates possible. Posting high requirements and requiring current ratio proofs and speed tests gives us a better idea of what the member is CURRENTLY like and how they are doing on the torrent sites they are currently a part of and actively participate on.

Ultimately, the information that you used to get past the introduction process may have been sufficient for that purpose, but perhaps not sufficient for actually get invites to all of the trackers you want. For some of them, you may have to wait, build up a ratio on your sites, and then post again, this time with the evidence to show that you are responsible on the sites you already have.

If you're not prepared to put a bit of effort into an application for something you want and people are giving for free. How much work are you going to put in to being a good member at that hard to seed tracker.

If I gave you a high level invite I'd expect a lot of effort from you to show you deserved it, would appreciate it and would value it.

3 words in text speak says a big fat "No" to me.