illJazz
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| How to remove torrents from upload automatically?
I use the latest Azureus and have always wondered how I am supposed to deal with automatic torrent removal. How do you deal with this? The only way I currently know of for removing seeding torrents is to manually right-click them and remove them that way. Is there no way to have automatic seed removal rules? I never found anything like that in the settings.. and if there is, at what share ratio would it be optimal for a torrent to be removed if I want to be "good" to the torrent network? 
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hitachi369
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| There are some programs that will minimize your sharing, however I don't know of them and no one usually gives any suggestions. Utorrent will allow you to set your sharing either individually or globally. |
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sivran
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Ignore Rules |
However with Azureus's powerful seeding rules you can specify what conditions you want it to ignore a torrent in. An ignored torrent will go into a queued state and stop uploading.
See attachment. Not the latest version but it's stayed in the same place since 1.x, so not likely to have moved.
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sivran
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As for when to stop seeding, nothing less than 1.0.. |
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illJazz
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| said by sivran  :As for when to stop seeding, nothing less than 1.0.. Yep.. that's the rule I've been following
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