September 14, 2010 by sharky
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Here’s our latest roundup of new trackers to hit the BitTorrent scene for September 2010. We present 24 new sites in all; including 10 new ‘general’ trackers, 5 new niche sites, and 5 international trackers. Plus, we re-review last month’s trackers to see where (or if) they’re still standing.
OK, we’ll take the bait. A source wishing to remain anonymous has informed FSF of ‘exclusive’ information about a new tracker. Not just any tracker, mind you. It’s a "P2P Tracker" launched by the popular group IMAGiNE which could also include other well-known P2P groups such as ViSiON, FLAWL3SS, KiNGDOM, PRiSM and Rx as well.
If there was ever a need for a niche tracker, this could just be it. Self-billed as a creativity tracker, 
Just a quick shoutout to readers that TorrentLeech.org is open for registration for another 10,000 members. This comes after celebrating the addition of a new PS3 torrent section as mentioned 8 hours ago from TL’s 
Great news for scene freaks: SeX (SceneXpress) is currently and unconditionally open for registration for the next 5 days, starting immediately. That’s right: no interviews, no IRC recruitment, no scavenging for an invite. Officially out of beta for about two weeks now, SeX v1.0 brings about many new exciting changes to this scene tracker which we’ll cover in detail below. This time around we’re even permitted to include screenshots of the tracker in action.
12 New Seedbox Providers - but how many are deemed trustworthy? We don’t know. In our latest seedbox roundup we’ve uncovered at least a dozen that might just be worthy of your seedbox dollars; and even a few more that you’ll likely want to avoid. Already got a great seedbox? Then why even bother to look at this list. Bad humor aside, there are some notable new startups that may make you turn your head.
Wondering where StC went? All signs suggest that
Community is everything. It took just two What.CD members to come forward and post their vision: a desire to create a new niche tracker. Supportive response was overwhelming to say the least; less than a week later a mere concept had spiraled into a full-blown reality and