Does the seeding have to be continous 48 hours?
Am I gonna be banned if my connnetion is disconnected for just 1 hour when I have downloaded some file?

I can seed in any daytime~but I usually turn off my computer while i'm sleeping..
Because she makes some noise

Please answer my question.

Always thank you for all fantastic data and information!!

Yeah you cant download and disconnect an hour later as you will look like a bad user and end up with warnings and ban, the 48 hours is a guideline so everyone on the site gets good speeds. You should seed during the day like you do and do this for a few days until you have uploaded over as much as you have taken from the site or if you have a seedbox just leave it there to seed.

glad i could help and thanks for asking shows you care about the site and others..enjoy mma torrents dude.

I'd like to reply to this with a scenario that sometimes prevents me from seeding consistently for a length of time. This will probably sound familiar to a lot of people, apparently it affects many private trackers.

I download a torrent. I finish downloading all the files in the torrent, and start to seed. I'm on my way to seeding a solid 48 hours when I have to restart my PC or torrent client for some reason. When my client tries to handshake with the tracker upon restart, it is rejected with the error: You may only leech from one location at a time!(or similar). But wait, I'm seeding, not leeching - I have 100% finished. Why?

I've been researching and tweaking certain advanced utorrent client options. I came across this one, which reads:
peer.lazy_bitfield: Some ISPs block seeding by looking for the complete bitfield and closing the connection. When enabled, BitTorrent Mainline does not send the complete bitfield, but a sample of it, so as to prevent blocking of seeding.
This is defaulted to true. Could this be the reason a tracker rejects my client's offer to seed, because my client is "hiding" the complete bitfield, and therefore assumes I'm trying to leech?
I don't know how trackers work, so I can't speculate on why they even assume i'm "Trying to leech from more than one location" in the first place. This might however be the reason the tracker rejects utorrent as a leech, even though its actually attempting to seed.
These are just more observations resulting from research I'm doing on my own time that might prove useful in isolating certain problems people are having with seeding. I really haven't come up with anything absolutely conclusive yet, but if some of this stuff checks out I might be able to help people having trouble contributing to this community due to technical issues.

Hey, we are no facists, we will not just ban without asking first. Dont worry if you do all you can, we see everything and we know who does their best and who dont.

What you are talking about sometimes happens when for example your ip changes or you reboot. I know and you dont have to worry about us jumping on you for that. Most that could happen is that you recieve a question from a mod of to why . But its a different thing if you constantly download and then stop seeding almost immediately.

We are all human and we cant be 100% perfect off course, but we can try our best

Aprechiate that you brought it up.

I might be mis-understanding the rules but from what I read was you have to seed minimum of 48 hrs no matter what ratio you have on the torrent. I seldomly use this tracker for this reason. If it was 48hrs or ratio based like other trackers I would definitely use tracker alot more not that I wouldn't seed for 48 hrs mostly I seed thing for weeks but I just don't like to be bound to the 48 hour rule