For the uninitiated... this actually means your incoming connection port is blocked :p
this post was submitted on 23 Apr 2025
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I still got a green globe even though my incoming port is blocked because my ISP uses CGNAT
Hmm interesting. You actually don't need to manually open a port if you are using a VPN that allows port forwarding - is that the case for you?
I don't use any VPN
I use a proxy so I always have a a little flame bht still torrent at 10mb down, but I'm not all that worried about it.
All my homies got green globes
i don't :'(
Thanks! Now I know what that is
That's a ratio to be proud of. Keep up the good work!
Hell yeah :) 24/7 green globe
The homie!