New Private Trackers part 2

To continue on with the list of new trackers for August (part deux), here are a few others that made an entry. For the most part there’s no rhyme or reason to these; it’s a bit of a mixed bag of new sites that were simply not included in the last list. As promised we’ve included tracker updates from our July Edition; some have failed miserably while others have prospered. Enjoy the read!
New Trackers…
https://tnetwork.ath.cx
• — Category: General (Germany) Codebase: TBDev ‘09
• — Signup Link: You’ll find it.
TNetwork is a new German tracker that came to life recently - the oldest indexed torrent dates back to July 16th. As the case is with many German trackers, this one’s behind ath.cx which is not uncommon. TNetwork employs HTTPS on the browse & signup page, and there’s also the option to use their HTTPS tracker for secure torrent downloads.

Our prediction — Nothing but greatness to report about. 1-seed torrents are hosted on OVH boxes and download speeds are great - the https tracker works as expected; both locally (uTorrent) and through other SB clients (rT/ruT). Quite possibly TNetwork is the only German tracker using TBDev ‘09 sourcecode, nothing short of delicious eyecandy. Stats: 651 members | 967 active torrents.
http://gameburner.net
• — Category: Games (Poland/EN) Codebase: TBDev?
• — Signup Link: http://gameburner.net/signup.php
For those that missed out on the brief open-reg of Blackcats (and it just might be open again), well if not - where were you? In unrelated news, it would appear that newcomer GameBurner.net is closing signups possibly as soon as this Sunday (August 15th). Although not the same caliber of tracker as BCG, this one’s gathering quite a following (and a future) as well. While natively Polish, the site is scheduled to be translated into English, and soon. Stats: 1,293 members | 882 torrents.
Our prediction — Navigating GameBurner takes getting accustomed to, as it’s not a conventional TBDev tracker. Extensive coding features have made their way into this one: their browse page is similar to CN or Wunza motif, but with a games twist. Torrents on the ‘browse’ provides extended info to include screenies, genre, tracker stats, pretime, and others. Get English on this one, and we might just have found a winning games tracker!

http://attainthe.net
• — Category: Music (Lossless/FLAC) Codebase: Gazelle RC2
• — Signup: http://attainthe.net/register.php (not open?)
We’re somewhat ahead of ourselves here presenting a modestly unknown tracker called AttainThe.net. It’s slated to become a lossless music tracker using What.CD’s Gazelle sourcecode (RC2). Obviously still in ‘alpha’ without (yet) any torrents, uploaders, or customized features to discern itself from the rest of the pack. Work is still needed, which is acceptable for a new site.
Our prediction — Raise your hands if you’ve heard of Need-Music.info - a tracker that tried, but died. While unrelated to other trackers unable to break into the lossless music scene, AttainThe.net isn’t even out of the womb yet. To "thumb down" a tracker in its infancy stage - well, that’s not how we roll. However if staff wants to introduce their new tracker publicly on FST, you best come prepared first.
http://filetv.net
• — Category: TV/Movies (RO/EN) Codebase: TBDev
• — Signup: http://filetv.net/signup.php
Users of public torrent indexers in search of a breakout to privates will find no clearer example of what to avoid through FileTV, the epitome of what goes wrong when a potentially talented coder hasn’t an iota in his/her brain about what to actually put on the tracker. This alone spells disaster.
Our prediction — Unless FileTV has prepaid hosting, death will come soon and swift. We doth give credit to the nicely-done TBDev design, and we taketh that away with the axxo, arrow and other worthless stolen torrents. P2P-releases are one thing, but P2P-of-P2P encodes? Go back to TPB, IH.
http://www.pandashare.org
• — Category: General Codebase: xBTiT
• — Signup: here.
After reviewing countless new trackers it’s fairly easy to predict if a site will do well, or else just fizzle into oblivion. Our gut instinct tells us that PandaShare will evidently become a tracker in the latter group; that is - impending death followed by an unmemorable existence.
Our prediction — PandaShare has been semi-busy uploading new torrents (116 in all) since debuting on August 9th. Not terrible stats by any means, but it’s the chosen sourcecode that becomes their nemesis. xBTiT trackers rarely succeed without an element of nicheness, hint of sceneaxx, or a huge dB of devoted users. Panda has all but three of these criteria.
http://www.elitezones.ro
• — Category: General (RO/EN) Codebase: TBDev
• — Signup Link: http://www.elitezones.ro/signup.php
Online since 2010-07-28 EliteZones is a new Romanian tracker that currently indexes 410 torrents. All new signups receive 5GB upload credit, and everything is currently set to freeleech. However, most of the torrents pertain to junk shit like small appz, wallpaperz, muzak and the like. Being new, there still might be some hope yet.
Our prediction — Whilst the layout is sweet (TBDev), this version lacks a couple of things. There’s no ability to filter torrents by criteria (name, size, S/L high-to-low) and there’s no date as to when torrents have been added (on the browse); the only way to find out ‘date added’ is to click-into the description page. Perhaps we’re just nitpicking.
Creative Bits
• — Category: Web-dev Codebase: Gazelle RC2
• — Signup Link: none
We’re forbidden to provide exclusive info on this new still-in-alpha Gazelle RC2 startup, but expect nothing short of greatness. Think TemplateP2P as a tracker, that’s all we can say.
Our prediction — Few can deny templatep2p as being one of Internet’s go-to forums for all-things related to web development. Spin the same idea into a torrent tracker (instead of DDLs) and we might just have a winning combination


Article from: http://filesharefreak.com

Thanks for the heads up!