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Originally Posted by Grimm
"Seeder" is the node that has finished it's download (100% of the file was downloaded) and now only serves the chunks to the p2p network.
That is pretty much what I said when I said except I used the word "bits" of the file and you said "chunks."
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I am sorry for misunderstanding. From your sentence:
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Seeder status is what distribution of file packets is. If you're a seeder, you're sharing the bits of the file.
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I understood that you are claiming that "bits of the file" are shared
only when you achieve seeder status, which is not the case.
My apologies, I misread your words.