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-Can I sequence the files I download? This is quite a common question. This entry will try to answer it and offer solutions.
-
-## Why is this "feature" not implemented in Transmission?
-Because it makes the overall swarm's health worse.
-
-## But I want to sequence the files I download, how do I do it?
-There are basically two methods, one DIY method that requires some code modification and the "user friendly" version.
-
-1. DIY code changing approach: Tweak _compareRefillPiece()_ in _libtransmission/peer-mgr.c_
-   Replace:
-   ```c
-   /* otherwise go with our random seed */
-   return tr_compareUint16( a->random, b->random );
-   ```
-
-   With:
-   ```c
-   /* otherwise download the pieces in order */
-   return tr_compareUint16( a->piece, b->piece );
-   ```
-
-2. "User-friendly" approach: In the file inspector, change the priorities "by hand".
diff --git a/docs/README.md b/docs/README.md
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 Want to contribute?
 
 Much of this documentation is out-of-date or could be improved. Pull requests are greatly appreciated!
-
-# 2. More documentation #
+# 2. FAQ #
+* [Can I sequence the files I download?](./Can-I-sequence-the-files-I-download.md)
+* [Why are my speeds so slow?](./Why-Are-My-Speeds-So-Slow.md)
+* [Why is my port closed?](./Why-is-my-port-closed.md)
+# 3. More documentation #
  * [Configuration files](./Configuration-Files.md)
  * [Editing configuration files](./Editing-Configuration-Files.md)
  * [Environment variables](Environment-Variables.md)
diff --git a/docs/Why-Are-My-Speeds-So-Slow.md b/docs/Why-Are-My-Speeds-So-Slow.md
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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ This checklist helps to diagnose the most common reasons for bad speeds —
 Please go through the _entire checklist_ before asking for more help! Otherwise the forum helpers will likely just point you back here.
 
 ## 1. Is it your network?
-If you are not sure whether the problem is a specific torrent or your network, it is easy to get a point of reference — add a fast torrent for benchmarking. Many users visit [the Ubuntu torrent page](https://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/), scan down the page for the line with the most seeders and downloaders, and join the swarm for a few minutes to see what speeds they will reach.
+If you are not sure whether the problem is a specific torrent or your network, it is easy to get a point of reference — add a fast torrent for benchmarking. Many users visit [the Ubuntu torrent page](https://torrent.ubuntu.com), scan down the page for the line with the most seeders and downloaders, and join the swarm for a few minutes to see what speeds they will reach.
 
 More generally, you can also measure your bandwidth at [speedtest.net](https://www.speedtest.net/). However, this is not as good a BitTorrent benchmark as the previous approach.