[Azjatos]

I have a question for releasers
Sorry But why official mule is still a leech?
Why do I still need to set upload 12KB and download infinity?
Anyone can upload 12KBps add a lot of fakes or desired files and not giving anything in return?

Why is the official has no forced 1:3 ratio?

[tHeWiZaRdOfDoS]

Actually it's 10kB and MORE ACCURATELY it's (can be) even worse because of USS...
The ratio question was asked a lot of times but to no avail... - and basically you would need a 1:1 ratio to prevent leeching at all

[Azjatos]

10KBps yes indeed! I Slept that.
And Yes.
Anyone who has more downloads than sending basically is a leech
but we have asymmetric links so let's be tolerant

Thanks for the info. So I thought that the topic has already been raised but why still no change?

This post has been edited by Azjatos: 09 March 2012 - 08:41 AM

[Meuh6879]

If you don't trust P2P vision (real vision), don't use linked software...
for a little leech environment, you have a strong people that they upload a lot.

not like in bitto. or direct-link...

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Yearly
Uploads
Uploaded Data: 3.54 TB
Upload Sessions: 1905182
Total Overhead (Packets): 63.06 GB (1.12 G)
Downloads
Downloaded Data: 1.80 TB
Completed Downloads: 1902
Download Sessions: 476932
Gained Due To Compression: 19.63 GB
Lost Due To Corruption: 1.61 GB
Parts Saved Due To I.C.H: 235
Total Overhead (Packets): 39.45 GB (957.35 M)

[UserEmule]

Its allowed for an unknown reason but try to be kind to neighbors, upload what u can and if u can afford to do 30KB upload but set it to 12, your doing a disservice unless u run 24/7 but would still be better if u can upload 30KB if can afford it rather than 10 or 12KB.

[Famerlor]

Since it's a long time since eMule was released and this design-decision was met I think rethinking that decision is not the baddest idea. With nowadays DSL-connections it should not be a problem to raise the 10kb-border to at least 20kb as a first step or (better solution) the implementation of a fixed 1:3 ratio.