Realizes that other BitTorrent tracker sites like Waffles and What eliminate the need for new music trackers, especially ones that aren’t share-ratio-based.
In the aftermath of the sad shutdown of OiNK, the BitTorrent community’s longstanding flagship music tracker site, The Pirate Bay announced that it was going to develop a public version based in Sweden.
Well, they’ve just announced that BOiNK is now little more than a reference to the sound of the idea being tossed from their desk to the wastebin. With so many new music tracker sites like Waffles.fm and What.cd springing up these days to fill the void left by OiNK’s demise, they find it superfluous to open up one of their own as well.
They also acknowledge that former OiNK members want share-ratio enforcement to ensure a large selection of content and decent download speeds. Share-ratios are “not our specialty,” as Brokep points out, and it’s better if sites “do what they’re best at and what they love the most.”
However, The Pirate Bay does plan to roll out a new music section any day now that will “feature a new genre browser, artist browsing and more.”
“Yes, a lot of cool new stuff will be featured in it, not yet seen on any torrent site, ” Brokep writes. “And it will only improve over time as we are going to put a lot of effort in it.”
As always, The Pirate Bay never fails to keeps things in the BitTorrent community interesting.
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Yeah being a member of what I don't find a need for a PUBLIC music tracker the quality wouldn't be too good without strict rules. This new music section might make TPBs music torrents more accessable to the public I have a hard time browsing the site and finding anything that I actually want.
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