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Direct downloads ensure full availability by allowing all content to be available for download, no matter how obscure it may be.

Until the site shuts down.

I don’t think anyone’s ever going to argue that direct downloads aren’t more convenient, intuitive, accessible, and generally less risky for the downloader. But that comes at pretty steep costs/risks piled onto the host, which is why they’re so much harder to sustain long term.

Looks like they tried to censor both shit and ass with an asterisk each.

Maybe it’s been updated since you commented this, but there’s definitely a link that leads to a download of the publicly available report.

Click through to the report and go to the first annex on page 37. It has a list of all the models.

With piracy, you can watch all seasons of everything for free.

I’m pretty sure the “after release” setting is just based on when the first match appears on the indexers, not the air date in the metadata. So the initial release isn’t going to be a factor.

I don’t see this issue, but I’ve got fairly intricate profiles setup based on the TRaSH guides. I suspect some combination of those profiles filter things out for me. Is there anything obvious in the problematic downloads you could filter out with a profile, like a format or release group?