Originally Posted by oddone

Not true. Users can send invites with staff permission but no user is stupid enough to give out an invite to a random guy.

When did you last see that?
They have recently updated the invite system.

How can I invite my friends onto morethan.tv?

Well you have to check two different tables, first you need to check your general user requirements
Requirements:
Member for 4 months
Seeding atleast 200GB
100 snatches
Minimum 20% snatches seeding
500GB uploaded or 10,000 Seedpoints
Minimum 25 torrents active in your client seeded for at least 2 weeks



Second that requires seeing if your class are allowed to send invites, the bellow table will answer that. These are invites per year
Runner: 0
Grip: 1
Key Grip: 2
Camera Operator: 2
Boom Operator: 4
Gaffer: 4
Engineer: 5

Special Classes;
Assistant Producer: 10
Donor: Variable (You know we’ve never tried to bribe people into donating as we can pay for the servers out of our own pocket. But we feel those who want to contribute to our community in this way should have some sort of privilege. They will of course follow the same system just like everyone else.)
Network Affiliate: 2
Editor: Unlimited


So you have invites? Yes? Woo, lets go…
The first step is manual, you will need to send a staff PM (Don’t message any staff directly, you will be warned, and banned from inviting people). The message should read something along the lines of:
Subject: Invite request
Message: “Hello Staff, I want to use one of my invites for a fellow co-worker.” or
“Hello Staff, I want to use one of my invite for a friend I met on PornHub at my knitting club”

After you have spoken to the staff member you will be credited the invite. Next you will be able to go to the invite page, type in the email address and click send. The person will then be able to accept the invite in their email, and sign up. And you are done, so you can go back to work or PornHub your knitting club.

Please remember the following things;
You will need to wait a max of 48 hours for the invite to be credited to your account.
Staff will have the right to refuse a user an invite request or cross check them with other friendly trackers in case of something suspicious.
How can I invite my friends onto morethan.tv?

Well you have to check two different tables, first you need to check your general user requirements
Requirements:
Member for 4 months
Seeding atleast 200GB
100 snatches
Minimum 20% snatches seeding
500GB uploaded or 10,000 Seedpoints
Minimum 25 torrents active in your client seeded for at least 2 weeks

Second that requires seeing if your class are allowed to send invites, the bellow table will answer that. These are invites per year
Runner: 0
Grip: 1
Key Grip: 2
Camera Operator: 2
Boom Operator: 4
Gaffer: 4
Engineer: 5

Special Classes;
Assistant Producer: 10
Donor: Variable (You know we’ve never tried to bribe people into donating as we can pay for the servers out of our own pocket. But we feel those who want to contribute to our community in this way should have some sort of privilege. They will of course follow the same system just like everyone else.)
Network Affiliate: 2
Editor: Unlimited


So you have invites? Yes? Woo, lets go…
The first step is manual, you will need to send a staff PM (Don’t message any staff directly, you will be warned, and banned from inviting people). The message should read something along the lines of:
Subject: Invite request
Message: “Hello Staff, I want to use one of my invites for a fellow co-worker.” or
“Hello Staff, I want to use one of my invite for a friend I met on PornHub at my knitting club”

After you have spoken to the staff member you will be credited the invite. Next you will be able to go to the invite page, type in the email address and click send. The person will then be able to accept the invite in their email, and sign up. And you are done, so you can go back to work or PornHub your knitting club.

Please remember the following things;
You will need to wait a max of 48 hours for the invite to be credited to your account.
Staff will have the right to refuse a user an invite request or cross check them with other friendly trackers in case of something suspicious.