1. Not really doing anything for that at the moment (and never really did that much). The script just puts an URL in the description for anyone seeking more information (such as file info, source article etc) which I thought would be helpful. It's up to users to spread the word if they feel like it :P

2. I don't know what hosts are based where (never looked into it) - I would presume it's your decision whether to trust a particular host or not (which is why there's quite a few supplied)
It's probably not that big of an issue, in my opinion, but if you want to be safe, you could always use some form of proxy/VPN service.

3. I think the classifying idea would be fairly objective - that is, just assigning a series, episode# and group to files. The automatic system isn't truly objective anyway, since it needs to pull information from sources based on user submission; the difficulty is that interpreting filenames is a difficult thing for a script to do, in which case, human classification would aim to make it more accurate.
This wouldn't be to decide whether a file is 'good' or should be rejected.

Ah, this is anime heaven.  If nothing were to change I could still be happy here forever.

1. How to spread word of your existence?  I found you thru a tag line on an MU screen of a link you provided on a Nyaa file.  Not a bad way of spreading the word.

2. Hotfile has been court ordered to release any data it has on who and what has been using it to deposit or download.  Should you consider skipping US based file servers?  (I don't know which others are US based.)

3. On the above discussion for classifying releases: Any inclusion of human judgment could introduce delay and dissent.  The more automatic your system is, the better I think.

There's no Pro account, it's uploaded as free, thus the need to split into 200MB parts.
The 4GB limit means that any file larger than 4GB simply won't be uploaded to MediaFire at all (since that would result in 20+ parts which isn't exactly convenient to download).

In response to the above few missing files, it seems NyaaTorrents was down when those were added so the torrent fetch failed.
I'll fix these up - this doesn't occur usually. I'm going to need to try to think of a workaround when Nyaa goes down... :| (probably Magnet links?)

On the announcements you said "11th Nov 2011: Well, it's 11/11/11 - with an overload of 1's, an update absolutely must be made. The per file upload size limit for MediaFire has been upped to 4GB, and removed for EmbedUpload. (hopefully things won't choke on this either)".

Yet mediafire files are still being split. :s

Also, I was wondering how mediafire works if you're pro. It says you can upload 4gb files, but is that only as long as your 100gb bandwidth lasts?

You forget http://tokyotosho.info/details.php?id=475351 [WhyNot] Phi Brain - Kami no Puzzle - 09 [BD60C576]​.mkv, too.

Awesome website de geso.

http://www.tokyotosho.info/details.php?id=475077 [Hatsuyuki]_Nurarihyon_no_Mago_Sennen_Makyou_-_20_[1280x720][54E1B1D7].mkv 349.74MB has been skipped, too,
while the one next to it [tlacatlc6] Mayo Chiki Vol. 3 (BD 1280x720 x264 AAC) & [WildBunch]_Digimon_Xros_Wars_II_-_09_(1280x720_x264_AAC)_[068F71D8].mkv were processed.

I realized some of the files when cross-referenced with Tokyotosho were not being captured by the system. This is not just 1 or 2 files but a handful. Admin if you got time please look into it.

Just through I'd report a potential bug:
[Monokage]​_Towa​_no​_Quon​_-​_3​_[Blu-Ray][Hi10P][44EC3769]​.mkv ( http://tokyotosho.info/details.php?id=474722 ) appears to have been skipped (single-file, 1036MB). I've seen it upload bigger files, so why not this?

HJSplit doesn't give me any trouble.

Only if you know of a way to bypass the 200MB limit (without paying).
http://support.mediafire.com/index.php...ee-account

I hope that mediafire files will not need to be divided into two or more parts >.<
eg. https://animetosho.torrentbay.st/view/horriblesu...mkv.473801