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`accepts` are used, as the name suggests, to specify the acceptance criteria.
`accepts` are used, as the name suggests, to specify the acceptance criteria.
In the case of the example above, we are explciitly saying, accept any releases that have not been ignored by the `ignores` that are from the BTN tracker.
In the case of the example above, we are explciitly saying, accept any releases that have not been ignored by the `ignores` that are from the BTN tracker.
## Delays
`delays` are used, as the name suggests, to specify a delay before pushing this release to the associated PVR.
This will most of the time be empty, however, it is useful for the scenario's where releases are pushed close together (generally TV).
It is here to help the cases when an SD, 720 and 1080 release is uploaded to a tracker within a short period of time (usually seconds).
In the case of the example above, we are explicitly saying, if the release name does not contain 1080, sleep for 15 seconds. This may seem counter-productive, and will not be for everybody, however, for me, i prefer not having 3 downloads (of different quality) for the same tv episode.
