April 26, 2010 by sharky
Resources for discovering private trackers that are open for registration are virtually endless: blogs, ‘torrent invite’ boards, even tracker forums themselves. Apart from those - other online services known as tracker checker sites - can also provide invaluable current information on tracker ’signup’ status in real-time. Here we investigate older sites such as BTRACS, and also take a look at a couple of newer ones you might not have heard about.
Sad news indeed for those who enjoy browsing automated scene-to-direct download links - 
Diligent work on a covert project spanning back nearly 8 full months has finally paid off - the SceneLife crew are now ready to unveil their latest tracker, simply titled "The X". Some will call this "ScL v2", when in fact The X is an entirely different (and better) site than its predecessor, in every way. Old staff (and new) have come together to create this brand-new & exciting 0sec/scene tracker - the first of its kind to be powered by ScT’s unreleased ScTBDev sourcecode. Also known as just X, it’s also the only known tracker in existence to begin life with more than 15,000 active torrents, all before opening the door.

It’s rare that we’ll go out of our way to review new "P2P" programs, but
A common misconception about Usenet is that it’s an overly complicated filesharing protocol with a high learning curve. Although NZB technology has simplified the Usenet experience considerably, it’s true that many newsreaders are painfully sophisticated. 