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Is there a KazaaLite hack to keep participation level high?

I have 2.0.2 build 1. My participation level remains Low at 13. I just want to know how to get that to high.
 
He said KazaA lite, not KazaA😉

I'm not sure if it's ok to post the link or not...

search google for KazaA lite

or go to k-lite dot tk and download the lastest version

-Isaiah
 
The final build of Klite k++ ver2.03 (still kazaa 2.02) is out and it has an option to lock the participation level at 1000.
 
Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
What is the participation supposed to accomplish?
supposedly, the more you upload, the higher your participation level, the faster speeds kazaa will let you download at.
 
if u cant get the higher version of kazaa use the kazaa lite cheater
it fakes kazaa into thinking that u are uploading all the files in your download directory to yourself and sets your paticipation to 1000
 
Originally posted by: GtPrOjEcTX

supposedly, the more you upload, the higher your participation level, the faster speeds kazaa will let you download at.

that's no way true.
all it does is.....if user1 and user2 try to download something from user3 at the same time.......kazaa will grant the download to the user w/ the highest participation level.....it's a priority thing.

to get it high...you could just let people download from you for a day. what an idea !
 
to get it high...you could just let people download from you for a day. what an idea !

Not that simple. PL is dynamic. Just check the forums on Kazaa lite. They are quite interesting. Gives u a lot of details. If u start downloading (with PL of 1000), it drops to 800 in a couple of hours. It seems to me that it is inversely proportional to the amount of files u r downloading.
 
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