NewSceneFiles Calls it Quits; SceneFlux Picks up the Slack
April 22, 10 by sharky 6,058 views
Sad news indeed for those who enjoy browsing automated scene-to-direct download links - NewSceneFiles has recently announced they’ve closed the service. After 7½ months and more than 56,000 releases, NSF quickly became became a popular replacement for SceneDDL/XLDR in amongst the scene-DDL circuit. All is not lost, however - there’s another automated DDL site that aims to be even better than NSF/SceneDDL/XLDR - SceneFlux.net.
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