I read the Hit & Run rules of the Cinemaz tracker. However, some are worded quite inaccurately. How should these be interpreted?

1.
We provide a small time buffer at first where we will not mark a torrent as Hit & Run. Once you have used up this buffer, the torrent is marked as Hit & Run. The formula for this is: 1 day plus 1 hour per 5GB (estimated using 10Megabit connection) will have passed.

Is Hit & Run marking final or first a warning to seed as in the case of TorrentDay?
e.g. If you went on vacation for 5 days or your machine broke down, could you even get a Hit & Run that could not be deleted later by plus seeding?

2.
If you have too many Hit and Runs then you may lose your downloading privileges or your account may be disabled.
For how many Hit and Runs do you lose your download privileges?
Can this be remedied by later seeding or is it finite?
How many Hit and Runs will your account be suspended? Do I think this is final?

3. What is the interval over which the seed obligation must be fulfilled?
There is no information at the Hit and Rules section about that.

Thank you for your patience with so many questions.
Thanks



The problem is that you can only see the seed time on a given torrent under the history tab. I always have to take out the table to see how much seed time belongs to a given file size. It would be much easier if there was an countdown clock that would indicate the remaining seed time. This is how it works on most sites. Here, to top it off, the seed time calculation is quite complex (or table).