Downloading that rare torrent that you would like to see survive? Right now you've basically got two options:

1.) Keep everything in your download directory and enjoy the mess.

2.) Stop seeding your files and organize everything, and if you remember / do some more work you might be able to start seeding them again.

3.) Be a perfect human and always choose the right place to download the torrent.

These aren't horrible options, but can't we do better? If I download an audio torrent I don't select my ~/Music folder because as the file is downloading and incomplete Rhythmbox will be scanning corrupt files, which it actually does pretty well with, but I would prefer to keep the file in my download directory until it's complete.

Download Complete, but my ratio poor. I would like to seed back to at least 1.0, but I'd also like to hear the audio I just downloaded.

We've got these spiffy things called inodes (not related to Apple!) and this great thing called inotify to tell us whenever a file has been moved - plus I'm sure you folks and the developers have all kinds of great ideas.

i don't wanna start the fight about bit-torrent clients, guru bit-torrent users will use more advanced clients that Transmission, i personally use deluge.

so my suggestion here is to make Transmission have the least specifications of a bit-torrent application or even a general download application.

Problem is:
Queues Manager
Folder Management

note: Queues already implemented in Mac version

Currently (Transmission 1.34), in order to pause or resume every download one has at a moment, it is necessary to select each one of them from the download list and then hit the "pause" or the "resume" button.

Moving files, that are used by an torrent in Transmission, in Nautilus is not recognized and results in that the torrent gets downloaded again.

This makes it tedious to organize torrent files. People probably don't even do it because its to time consuming.

Transmission could have a time remaining info - this would help a lot