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It'd be hilarious if a bunch of scanlators and manga readers pirates go to jail because of this. The only ones that are safe will those based in certain countries. For example, those shady manhwa "scanlators" look like Chinese outfits based in China. Based on their "translations" and my...

Anyone has a technical explanation why? Does mangadex perhaps effectively range-ban a bunch of region and countries? I'm not a technical person, so have no idea about trace route etc. stuff.

One Outs of course got DMCA'd.

It has a lot of issues. But I can see some people liking it.

Must be. He can’t see. The tuxedo men need to do the extermination.

Algorithm for what?

I actually don't understand. Why didn't one site get DMCA while the other got DMCA'd? The .la domain?

@K9mutt Obviously you should not risk legal problems for a bunch of online strangers. Especially when this manga is officially translated. Thank you for your work. Anyways, now I wonder, did any evil entity kill the father? Like while he's trying to protect his daughter. Cliche, but sounds...

Lol, I thought it's a Rave Master revival or something.

Lol, while I agree unofficial translations are usually better. Getting them to correct obvious errors is usually futile too. For both cases of "good" scanlators and shady manhwa "scanlators" like Asura, utoon, etc. A lot of them are in it for money. And won't spend extra time to correct...

Huh, the GOAT is safe from DMCA. That's surprising.

The most annoying shit is Asura, utoon and the rest of shady manhwa/manhua "scanlators" still have their websites. This whole thing was supposedly started by Kakao, you'd think they would be the main target.

I literally just joined the site. Wtf lol. Time to find a different time-waster. Gonna pirate some Japanese videdo games.

The article says 700 titles, FAQ says 7000 titles. Fuck internet journalism seriously.

Probably never. It's the new normal. The service provided by these third-party copyright/brand protection companies are really attractive in this economy. Torrent what you can now. There are enough manga/anime/tv shows/movies/video games/books/novels/etc. to last several lifetimes. I...

Sylpheed was completely translated. But not the sequel I believe.

Yeah, it’s amazing. Just waiting for the DMCA any day now.

@ry0sen I mean at this point, making a torrent should be the solution.

I mean then the question will be how to source the Japanese raws of stuff you want to read. Not that simple.

Someone said Comeso GmbH. Even if not that exact one, probably another similar company. Basically there are 3rd-party companies who use bots and third-world slaves to mass-DMCA the internet.