I'm sure you can keep at least a certain level of organisation with the current system. Also some people might be like me and like to browse all of the anime on websites like these and remember old anime/new anime/anime they wanted to watch, which is another positive aspect of an organised interface.

PS: Thanks for the quick reply.

Thanks for that.
May do something like that. The problem is that there isn't really anyone that classifies files. The auto-classification system isn't always accurate either, although it's usually decent.
Groups are probably the hardest to do due to the fact that some files may have multiple groups. Also the system isn't particularly good with batches (torrents with more than 1 episode).

May have a slight hierarchical structure, though I think searching is probably the best way to find files for a show+group.

My suggestion would be a more organised and cleaner interface (maybe a page alternate to the home page?) where you can easily browse each anime and get a list of every episode for that anime. I was thinking of a graphical FTP like interface with the folders being the anime's name, the subfolder would contain either more folders for the fansubs groups and inside those would be the episodes. Then when you click one of them you would get the mirrors for that episode and fansub group. This is just a suggestion for easier use of the website I visit so often. I think it would save some time searching for different episodes from the same fansub group.
Also I want to thank you for all the work you have done and I hope you keep doing it. :)

That's okay, thanks for all the details.

I think one of your biggest issues is that if you know that what you're offering is inferior to what others are, then why are you doing it?
For example, if you know you're going to have a smaller manga selection that others, then why would anyone use yours?  If you're just doing it for the hell of it, then sure, but you sound like you're interested in traffic, in which case, you need to consider what your visitors will actually want.

As for "open postings", well NyaaTorrents and TokyoTosho are fairly open, AnimeSuki just look like a more structured, limited version of those (which probably wouldn't do so well if open to public). And there's a number of anime sharing forums around too, probably much more active than yours, so unless yours has a particular advantage, it's probably a pointless thing to try.

Also note that I may add a forum here, which will have tighter integration with the user system than could probably be achieved across websites. Although, as somewhat suggested above, I don't really intend to duplicate what other forums do well at (unless that's what users want). I expect the forum will mostly be a replacement to this feedback page.

Unfortunately, my thoughts on expanding this site are mostly just mirroring more content (eg non-anime sections, scraping off Nyaa etc, although whether or not these ever get done will depend on a number of things) and don't really align to your community. Perhaps if you could offer something unique and integrate-able, I'd consider it. An example may be the recent adding of Fanzub NZBs here - only anime focused NZB listing website that I know of, so linking to them if users want to download via newsgroups. However, I really can't think of what you could do - you'll have to consider your capabilities and come up with the inspiration there.

Thanks for replying, I really do appreciate it.

To put it simply, I'm trying to bring new services to my community. The site name is Anime Toshokan and yet it doesn't live up to it's name, in sense. A anime library with no content for the user to use. I've tried various side projects and they worked for a time but other groups have come and did what I've done also but better and faster (IE: Doujin game distribution, stepmania development, fansubbing, etc.). My current project right now for adding a new service on my site is making a manga reader section which I do have but I wont open it no time soon till I have content on it. It might not never be as big some of the big names but it's just something to have for a select choice of manga people like to read.

Adding an actual anime library to the main list of service on A-T will actually give the site meaning and probably more traffic flow. That is the point of me coming to you. I'm trying to find a group or person whom is already doing such things to help with this project. In a sense, AniTosho has a community of people willing to help distribute or post material for others. I wish to provide a hub or central location for people to talk and discuss things regarding the releases posted here.....you can say it's sorta like how Animesuki is but not as closed sourced in terms what can be posted and such.

I'm not saying that one of use transfer said resources to the other but rather collaborate on bringing traffic to both sites. People can find what they are looking for here and if not, they can transferred to my site and post a request to what they are looking for and have the community help them out that way. as well. It's something along those lines but I'm still working out all the major details but I can't seem to do that without some kind of input which is why my friend told me to ask around which lead me to here.

Sorry for sounding so long winded as I do tend to type a lot like I do on my own site. Well, if you can give me your opinion or thoughts about the idea then let me know.

Thanks for the compliment MikuruX.

Sure, I am open to ideas about expanding the website here, and I don't mind the idea of "some sort of collaboration", though you'll probably have to elaborate on what you exactly mean by that.
Sorry to hear that your community died, though I'm not sure what I can really do to help you out unfortunately (so if you had any idea, again, you'd have to elaborate on it).