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Bleeding Edge Ripping Crew
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─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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Presents:
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RESPONSE/QUESTIONS ABOUT MP3RULES 2.0
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Notes:
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We noticed new ruleset was pred, and we read them, unlike the guys
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who signed it...
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We noticed a few problems with rule 20, section 2.
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(Which would have been avoided had you simply enforced jpegs on
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every release, instead of this silly system...)
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> 2. A release might get "pre-nuked" if the source of the release is
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> questionable. You are able to identify such a nuke by the string
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> "SCANS.REQUESTED" in nukereason.
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> The releasegroup then has 72 hours (starting when it gets nuked)
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> to supply/release scans/photos which prove that the source is real.
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> If useable scans/photos are supplied then the release gets unnuked.
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> If no scans/photos are provided it remains nuked
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> and then every other group is allowed to release it if scans/photos
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> are included.
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As you can see i separeted the rule-item in pieces, so you can see my
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interpretations problems. Here we go:
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1. First part says you can see the nuke by the string SCANS.REQUESTED.
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Well, it is assumed (because we know how the system works) that only
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the 34 crews who signed the rules have access to view this pre-nuke.
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The question is:
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How will this be announced to those without access? Will the releases
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be nuked on sites (those with access to these pre-nukes)?
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If not, then it's a useless rule when the majority of the groups
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can't even see the pre-nuke. If it's viewable via
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"site nukestatus/mp3dupe" on sites, then it's still rather useless
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for most groups. Remember, the release that might end up being
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pre-nuked doesn't have to be a recent release. Sometimes problems
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are noticed after some time has gone by.
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2. Then you have 72hrs to provide the scan, until that its a pre-nuke,
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after 72hrs it's a real nuke and everybody can proper.
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Hypothetical scenario: -GRP pre a release, it get's pre-nuked, and
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no scans are provided within 72hrs. Release = NUKED.
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5-10 days goes by, nobody propers.
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-GRP pre's covers, what happens? is release still nuked?
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or
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-GRP pre's a repack with covers, what happens? is release dupe?
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both nuked?
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3. Last example, if jpg's are crappy (imagine some cellphone crap)
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- who defines what is crap? is it solely based upon random ppl
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nuke-requesting the release?
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Does the -GRP get 72hrs to provide better quality proof? and same
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question as above, if release is nuked cause of bad quality pictures,
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can you supply new pictures, or pre entire release again without
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problem?
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--
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It's all in the writing. This ruleset is open for interpretation,
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since they are not clearly written. Maybe if you included some of the
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older crews you excluded, this would not have happened.
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Signed,
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BERC (2009-08-20)
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