| ▲ | bramhaag 4 hours ago | |||||||
> or you have to pay to join (lol!) There are zero good private trackers that you can pay for to enter. Buying invites will get you banned, and paying the site directly is only possible on scummy trackers. There is a lot of good information here [0]. Most notably RED is open via interviews conducted on IRC, and has a big invite forum to join other trackers. But yes, they do force you to contribute through maintaining your ratio. | ||||||||
| ▲ | downut 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |||||||
Ok, I have not indulged in the new paradigm of work your way to the interesting stuff. I just did occasionally dabbling back in the day, but I wonder: I fully understand the intent of making a prospective good citizen demonstrate commitment and the level of service-side management effort to make this social network paradigm work. But isn't this sort of structure just completely transparent to [Nation|Narco]/State Actors? Feel free to widen the set of economically interested actors. How do you scale video interviews? I think I am missing something about this scene. I really want to dive in tho. | ||||||||
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