Comment New 'Group Torrents' system (Score 1) 73
Over at mitosis.com we're about to launch a custom 'groups' system which gives users their own blog, user management tools, etc. etc. The interesting part is that we're also introducing a fully integrated torrents section along with it.
An average visitor will view the 'torrents' page and be able to search, sort and/or download all the freeware, open source and copyright free/allowed 'community torrents' while a mitosis member that belongs to a group (or multiple groups) will view the torrents page and see all those torrents as well as the torrents posted to the private group they belong to.
With this system, a user is rewarded for social networking with an increased torrent library. Plus, a user can view and search the group info pages to find groups with shared interests. ...users can send join request or a group admin can send individual invites to users to join their group.
NOTE: Mitosis membership is free however there is a fee if you want to setup your own private group. We would rather do it this way then become slaves to online advertisers. (no offense slashdot) ;)
Oh, you can view the beta at http://www.mitosis.com/sections/torrents/ You probably won't be able to do or see much but as I said, we're very close launch so feel free to check back.
OnBeyondBeing, I'd be happy to answer any questions you have if you wanted to use mitosis.com in your study. ...You can contact me through the website.
Later,
- Simon
An average visitor will view the 'torrents' page and be able to search, sort and/or download all the freeware, open source and copyright free/allowed 'community torrents' while a mitosis member that belongs to a group (or multiple groups) will view the torrents page and see all those torrents as well as the torrents posted to the private group they belong to.
With this system, a user is rewarded for social networking with an increased torrent library. Plus, a user can view and search the group info pages to find groups with shared interests.
NOTE: Mitosis membership is free however there is a fee if you want to setup your own private group. We would rather do it this way then become slaves to online advertisers. (no offense slashdot)
Oh, you can view the beta at http://www.mitosis.com/sections/torrents/ You probably won't be able to do or see much but as I said, we're very close launch so feel free to check back.
OnBeyondBeing, I'd be happy to answer any questions you have if you wanted to use mitosis.com in your study.
Later,
- Simon
