Hm, a simple blacklisted words filter (like the TokyotoshoLessIsMore script) probably isn't terribly difficult to add into, say, an URL parameter like above. Or actually, an account setting which affects everything might not be too bad either...

Something more extravagant like filtering by title+group+others will probably take more effort and require a bit more designing...
Thanks for the ideas.

Is that script compatible with the latest firefox? Is it secure? Looks promising but I don't know well enough to trust the source code since i cant read them.

Awesome, thanks for getting on this so quickly. :)
Your site is great; I use it for almost every show I watch now since I'm not allowed to torrent on this connection.

Another thing that I was thinking about was filtering by fansubbers too - well, it's more of just searching filenames for terms. Something like having a list of search terms (anime title/fansub group/file extension/whateveryouwant) in your account options that can be either whitelisted or blacklisted. Er... I'm pretty bad at explaining things, so perhaps something like this: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/68068 ?

That's a pretty cool idea actually :)
I just added a very crude thing (cause it's easy to do) which allows you to have some sort of filter for shows you're keeping up with (yeah, I'll need to do a proper interface for it later and so on) but if you're interested, here's how to use it:

Make a comma separated list of "anime IDs" that you want to follow - you can get this by looking at the number at the end of a series link, for example: https ://animetosho.torrentbay.st/series/fate-zero.8160.
So, if you were following Fate/Zero (8160) and Chihayafuru (8538), your comma-separated list would be "8160,8538".
Just use this list in the following feed URL, like so:
https ://animetosho.torrentbay.st/feed/rss2?aids=8160,8538

This gives you an RSS feed which is filtered by the shows you specify (no account required to do this).
I'll need to think about how to implement an interface for this, but thanks again for the suggestion!

Not sure if it's already been requested, but account-based filtering would be nice (i.e. restrict the files you see by default) so that if you're keeping up with multiple shows you don't have to search individually. If it's difficult to implement then that's alright; it's already nice enough having DDLs readily available for everything.

I may do other (non-anime) categories later on, but yeah, sticking with just anime for now.
From what I can see, I'll most likely need another server to handle anything more than just anime, so will also depend on whether I can be bothered funding it too.

Thanks for the suggestion nonetheless.

I was wondering if u can upload this
[DmonHiro] Rio - Rainbow Gate! 07-13 (BD, 720p, x264, AAC) (2.82Gb)
"http://www.nyaa.eu/?page=download&tid=256499" when u got time?

Isn't that more like 18+ category?

Mabye, when you guys are more stable u can support downloads from sukebei.nyaa.eu too :)

Sorry, we don't upload arbitrary things, only stuff which is newly posted to TokyoTosho.
Try requesting at a filesharing forum to see if someone will oblige.

can u upload gantz perfect answer n upload at uploadhere.com....onegaishimasu

Thanks for the suggestion.
Actually, MultiUpload is what's being used for most of the uploads here :) Very reliable and good upload speeds. Also, they usually don't mangle up filenames.
FileServe and FileSonic seem to only be recently added, and you'll probably note that all the new uploads have them. MultiUpload does change what hosts they support from time to time, so it's possible they'll drop FileServe / FileSonic in the future too.

By the way, before anyone mentions it, I've tried MirrorCreator, but they seem to limit the amount you can upload, probably limited by IP address.

It will move onto the next file whilst the old one is held in the queue. It would be pretty pointless just to stall for 2 hours :P

Anyway, the queue is going down at the moment, so that's all good at least :)

Great site. One suggestion though...

Posted by admin, 15/10/2011 04:45
We used to upload to EmbedUpload which does send to Fileserve/Filesonic [example file] but at the moment, the service is causing issues (it's throwing lots of errors) so it has been disabled.
Hoping to enable it in the future, but only after issues are sorted (if ever...).

If you do know of a decent and reliable multi-uploader, I'm willing to look into it.

Try multiupload.com , I use it occasionally, its pretty good. In addition to supporting fs/fsc and remote http uploads, it also stores files on their servers, so that makes for an easy DDL link.
Hope I helped :)

I'm seeing a traffic jam for the upload queue, hope it is nothing too serious. So if it holds the file for 2 hours, does new file get processed first or the system holds the older file for 2 hours before processing and uploading new files?

It doesn't appear to be EmbedUpload this time; before I re-enabled it, I did make a few changes to the script which should make it less of an issue.
MediaFire seems to be throwing a lot of errors recently - don't really know why, but I've tweaking the script for a while now and I'll just come back and check in a few hours to see if things get better.

I did recently make a change to try and make uploads a bit more reliable. Previously the script would retry uploading if it got an error, and after a few times of failures, would give up and move on. Instead of just giving up, the script will now hold onto the file and try uploading again at a later time (say, in 2 hours' time).
This behaviour does have the effect of slowing everything down if there are a lot of errors (since it doesn't give up on uploading files so easily), but if there usually isn't many errors, should be more reliable.

Admin, is the embedupload service still causing you trouble? It seems that some of the new uploads doesn't have MF links yet.