>be me>share files on slsk>tfw someone downloads from my files :o>they even thank me!>mfwfeels good :)
My life peaked when the Shake Shack lady called me darling. It's been going downhill ever since.
Is there any point in sharing files on slsk if you got them all from slsk anyway
>>131678517yes>the person you downloaded them from might not be online tomorrow. or ever again.>other people hosting them might have long queues>your upload might be fastersystem redundancy and backup is generally considered a good thing. and since sharing those files just means slinging them in the folder Soulseek is pointed at, it costs you nothing
>>131678517I've lost drives and years later went looking for stuff that I downloaded from there and some of it just isn't around anymore, especially bandcamp type stuff that might have had a minute or two of popularity and was never heard of again.
>be me>share files on slsk>tfw someone browses my files :o>they don't dl anything>o...okay ;_;
>>be me>>share files on slsk>>tfw someone downloads from my files :o>>they even thank me!>>mfw>feels good :)
bump!
>>131678488welcome in 2002, anon!
>mfw parasitic leech who don't share any file downloads from my files
>>131684969like hell (shit still lets in people with way below minimum shares but at least it bans the 1 folder 0 file fags). also i just saw someone with 28tb shared, is this what it feels like to be titmogged?
>>131684969Get fucked
>>131678517Yes to the rare stuff. No if it's something mainstream. The best things to host are things from other countries because there might be a single Dutch guy who has an album but he's only online between 1AM-5AM EST.Vinyl rips are a special thing to host as well
tempted to preemptively ban anyone with digits at the end of their name
