said by Iridium3:On uTorrent, your ratio is the number of complete copies you have seeded.
Logical argument follows:
Either you're wrong, or you're talking about something else. Basing a BitTorrent "share ratio" on complete copies uploaded doesn't make any sense.
A counter-example to your claim:
You can download .20 of a file, and have a share ratio of 1.50 . Then if you stop uploading, but continue downloading until .40, you will have a share ratio of .75 .
If you decide to disagree for some crazy reason, please bring some kind of supporting evidence.
But I'm not surprised to hear this, I expect this sort of non-sense logic from someone intending to switch to MacOS. (haha, just kidding, had to say it, don't beat me up!)
