(digimob) Student of the Occult Mega #2.2 (H - K)

Occult.digital.mobilization (Digimob) brings you a torrent including reader submissions and content not included in our original mega-torrent. See also: Student of the Occult Mega-Torrent & (digimob) Student of the Occult Mega-Torrent 2.1 (A - G) This torrent represents a work of LOVE. All texts so far gathered, as well as all future gatherings aim at exposing interested students to occult information. Future releases will include submissions from users like YOU. For some of us, the time has come to mobilize. If you have an interest in assisting in this process - we all have strengths to bring to the table - please email occult.digital.mobilization @ gmail . com. Complacency serves the old gods.

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speakr (2007-12-16)

These huge torrents are getting unwieldy, and I'm hesitant to invest so much bandwidth if I end up deleting most of it, as I often do with your torrents. Would you be willing to consider some pointers to make it easier for those of us with specific interests?
The most important would be directory/file naming conventions, consistently applied. Each of my own files (ebooks and papers) looks something like this:
Xs = Last name of lead author
#s = Publication year
Ys = Title and/or subtitle
Further, how much of this is freely available from the internet? If you could distinguish site rips and web ephemera from publisher-issued ebooks and high-quality scans, I'd be grateful.
It would also help if you would compress files that are "of a piece" -- say, any single Palmer Hall audio series, or the Interactive Qabalah HTML package.
There also appears to be some overlap between these megatorrents and early digimob releases. Can you put re-releases in a seperate directory clearly marked as such?
None of these comments diminishes my gratitude for your astonishing efforts to date.

speakr (2007-12-17)

I can see that the request for naming conventions was a tall order. FWIW, I'd never find anything in my collection if it weren't all labeled clearly and consistently. I just assumed that somebody on your side of things felt the same way WRT their own private collection and that I could capitalize on their efforts.
I'm not sure I can aid you in this, save to release my own carefully ordered collection at some point -- and I think I might just do that.
Props to the mob! Peace.

speakr (2007-12-18)

My request, unclear as it may have been, was for consistent naming on any scheme. I offered my own scheme only as illustrative, not exemplary.
To answer your disjunction, then, I'd say yes to both alternatives. I think that my request would be helpful to anyone who is not interested in your whole package. Indeed, who would be? You're obviously catering to a wide variety of metaphysical penchants.

mikeceder (2008-01-26)

Does anyone succeded dl this torrent?
I get error all the time....I wonder why?

agrippa777 (2008-01-27)

Hey this torrent seems broken can someone restablish it please?

Kaiju (2008-04-04)

Thank You For This - I really Appreciate all the Work!!!

ketsueki (2008-06-10)

this torrent needs fixed plenty of seeds but seeds dont mean shit when you get an error every time you try to download it

Wesleypipes77 (2009-09-07)

I may be a little late to the conversation as I see that the last post was over a year ago but I just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate your contributions. Contrary to how some may feel I am more than happy to see such an abundance of knowledge to study. Although I am sure most everyone has thier own personal niche they prefer to focus on. My personal method is to study all paths yet follow only my own.
The more knowledge the better! There is such a wealth of occult knowledge accumulated over time that it may take a lifetime or 2 to fully study and understand but the more I have available to me the better.
"There is no religion higher than truth"