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June 4th, 2004
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 Umm, yeah, someone told me what the red ones were but I forgot, sorry. Btw, don't put the upload bandwidth to max: your Mac will only try to use bandwidth it doesn't have. Decrease it to a little less than what your connection's upload bandwidth is. Also, I'm in no way an expert, but it might be firewall issues (not necessarily your's) that are keeping others from dlding your files. I think, if you wait, you'll eventually see someone dlding them.
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