I don't care for this, but thank you for sharing. Since we're digital pirates, might as well just help one another, then. The excuse of "it won't be seeded on public trackers" has some truth, though just because it can be eventually left without any seeds doesn't mean it shouldn't be shared. Sharing is caring albeit exhausting and costly.

Wait for the seed.

tbh the people of both sides are usually nice people. certain toxic users that heard of private trackers from sites like 4chan want to make everything look like a fight, but the people who actually make the trackers what they are seem to do it just because they like it, not so they could have some exclusive club where they can laugh at everyone else and say mean things to them. private trackers also seem more like archives where people want to preserve the best possible version of everything and public trackers more like a consuming platform for the masses who barely know what a torrent is

@ok_ You might not know me but I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing those one piece BD's. People from private trackers say they don't want to share cause of leech and run but they also ban other people from sharing their rips even though the seed expense is going to be bear by the person sharing on public tracker. If you are really worried about leeches then why don't you even let others bear the expense of seeding? I can't understand this mentality. Maybe by doing these they feel superior to the people on public trackers.