They very recently stopped supporting it.

I joined Digg sometime around 2008 when the first videos of those crazy Russians climbing giant cranes first hit the web. I was over the moon with Digg but around 2010 one of my college roommates started yammering about this site Reddit and how much better it was. I don’t think I actually visited Reddit until 2011, and even then I lurked for a year before I even made an account and started commenting on things. But the downfall of Digg and rise of Reddit was swift, and back then when Aaron was alive it really was a great site.

Unlimited mobile to mobile, free nights and weekends. 500 minutes per month. Good times.

Friendly reminder to all private tracker users: take screenshots of your profiles on a regular basis. Do not listen to idiots yammering on about how they can be faked by editing the html code, or how after x years they served someone no purpose, or any other excuse to not keep tracker proofs on hand.

Situations like this come up more often than might be expected. Right now, BLU is doing open applications for new members to join, and one of the requirements is multiple tracker proofs to increase the chances of being approved.

When a tracker dies, sites take in refugees as a service to those who are displaced. But you aren’t getting an invite without proof that you were a member. And again, it doesn’t matter that you could edit the html code to spoof all the stats; staff can just check the actual account if they want to.

You never know when a new site may open that you want to join, or a site you are on may go down temporarily or for good, or a tracker you’ve been eyeing to join suddenly does open applications.

Don’t wait until it is too late. If you don’t have proofs, make them today. Screenshot your full profile in your browser, edit the image if need be just to blur out your passkey if it is visible, and save the image in a folder with all your other proofs. Set a reminder to update them every 90 days or so.

Very kind gesture from MTV. They are a great TV site that has been steadily improving these past few years.

Once Upon a Time in Shaolin

Iptorrents and torrentleech. When in doubt, just Google the acronym and add “tracker” to the search and you’ll find it in the top results everything.

Unfortunately, “most accessible” and “best content” are often att odds with each other. IPT is accessible to anyone with $20, but is despised by the greater pt community. TL is easily accessible but if you’re looking for something older or somewhat obscure you’ll come up empty most of the time. They are probably the best option for somebody who is not in any private trackers, though.

1337x and rutracker