There are clients with a "stop seeding" button that works prior to finishing the download. Just sayin'. Still seeds while it's active, but stops right after.
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This is how you end up with a 99.7% completed gzip of bob Dylan's entire catalog and have to restart on a new, uncompressed stream that's 10x larger
Fortunately the significantly improved download speed from the 6 heroic always-online seeders mitigated your concerns somewhat. But where were they before?
It'd be nice if we can have some kind of standard for torrents so we don't have a bunch of duplicates on our system.
For something like games, it just doesn't make sense to have the torrent and the install. It takes up so much space.
Portable installs are always best.
Can confirm.
Ts should be criminalized