seeding
- noun
- /ˈsiːdɪŋ/
- Texting
- In peer-to-peer networks, seeding is essential for maintaining a healthy flow of shared files.
- seeding method
Examples
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The URLs need to be standardized, torrents need seeding.
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Also, to your question about how long seeding should take, it actually varies between different torrents.
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There is no truly definite time that every seeding torrent must follow.
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After finishing the download, I began seeding the file to help others access it more quickly.
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Many users prefer seeding their files overnight to ensure that others can download without interruption.
Synonyms
A way to send digital files like documents or music over the internet, sometimes without permission
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Etymology
Seeding comes from the everyday word seed, which means a small thing that can 'grow' into a plant. In file sharing, seeding is like planting that seed: you leave a full copy of a file so others can 'grow' or download it from you.