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24) To automatically keep downloading any torrent that gets added to the RSS feed, click "RSS Downloader" on the very right side.
Then, create a new rule by clicking the blue + in the pop-up.
Then select the new rule, check the "Use Regular Expression" checkbox, and leave the fields below blank. This will mean that any torrent in the feed gets auto-downloaded, now and in the future.
Select the RSS feed you just added, and click "Save" to apply this rule.

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22) Then click on the RSS logo to the very right side at the top of the web interface. This takes you to the RSS reader.

23) Click on the "New Subscription" button on the left. Then, paste the RSS feed link from https://sciop.net/feeds into the popup field and click "OK"

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23) In the qbittorrent webUI, go to Settings -> RSS, and check the "Enable fetching of RSS feeds" and "Enable auto-downloading of RSS torrents" checkboxes. Don't forget to hit Save to make the changes stick.

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21) Much easier way to add torrents via RSS feeds, with thanks to @hazel for pointing this out. This is adapted from the following guide: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-use-rss-feeds-to-download-torrents-easily-and-automatically/

22) Skip steps 15-17. Instead, go to https://sciop.net/feeds and copy one of the RSS feeds that you think is interesting. The curated RSS feeds at the top are sorted e.g. by threat level (extinct, takedown_issued, etc), or whether there are few seeders. Otherwise, pick one of the tags from the list below.

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20) Optional optimalizations: If you want to change the web interface password, go to Settings -> WebUI and filling in the new user/password combo. Don't forget to scroll down and click "Save" to make the changes stick.

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19) Optional optimalizations: If you want to change upload/download max speed, click the Settings symbol -> Speed -> Upload/Download speed. The speed is set to a rather high 50 MByte/s, i.e. slightly less than half a Gigabit connection. The speeds are denoted in Kibibit/s, you can convert the units to something more common by typing e.g. "50 Mbit kib" into e.g. https://duckduckgo.com

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16) Back on the web interface, click File -> Add a torrent link and paste the magnet link into the box. You can add several magnet links at once if you enter each on a new line (=hit Enter between links).

17) Scroll down and press the Download button. Now the qBittorrent program should start downloading and sharing the data.

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15) Add a torrent by copying the magnet link from sciop.net. You can sort the datasets by endangerment or by the number of other people seeding it.
https://sciop.net/datasets/?sort=-threat
Pick a dataset, right-click on the blue magnet and copy the link.