Oh, okay, good then. The inner gutters on the second to last page just seemed to flip for no reason and the dialogue looked like it may have jumped, so I just made a guess.
To be clear, we very rarely outright ban accounts entirely. When someone fucks around using some specific feature of the site (uploading, editing, reporting, commenting, etc), we almost always only remove that specific privilege and nothing else.
Yes, I agree. Isekai should probably be categorized as a theme instead of a genre. The problem isn't so much overlap between different categories, but certain tags being near-perfect subsets of others within the same category.
Taking a quick look at these pairings using the search, the only one...
This doesn't disagree with what I said. What I meant is that the Venn diagram of "Short chapters" would fit almost entirely inside "Web comic", which is a problem because we want to avoid adding tags that basically by default come with another tag. That's just poor design.
If you still happen to have the old password before the resets, try that. It apparently might still work with the API login. Otherwise unfortunately you'll probably just have to wait for client registrations.
We don't have OAuth client registration open at the moment so until that happens, pretty much, yeah.
Then I don't really know. Seems to me the obvious first step to debugging it is to try running it on a machine that isn't behind the same router in order to rule it out.
I'm also not a backend...
In the browser devtools console of a mangadex.org tab where you're logged in,
(await (await fetch("https://api.mangadex.org/user/follows/manga?limit=100&offset=0", {headers:{Authorization:"Bearer...
Definitely not against the rules, we put in a lot of effort specifically to make it possible and highly visible to support different groups releasing the same chapter. It's part of what separates us from other aggregators.
The rule you quoted is about repurposing someone else's release, as in...
Not that I'd necessarily recommend it, but at work I've been writing my HTTP backends using FastAPI. VSCode Devcontainers at least make Python development tolerable.
If I had a personal project I'd probably just look into the state of Node frameworks these days. Surely one of them has surpassed...