Just my two cents, but I think that being under the impression that either Enel or the original scanlating group will take a step back from this dispute is naive. However, I do think that if Enel is able to meet the original weekly series schedule that will be much better for us as readers than the monthly schedule of before. Ofc, I would've wished for none of this to have happened. But if there's a group with a much slower upload schedule than what others can provide and the new scanlator's skills aren't outright terrible (this latest chapter was a marked improvement), I think the new editor should be supported even if it's through naive hope they won't drop it. I hope that this whole dispute will just mean we have one more talented group scanlating yuri manhwa. At least in Wikipedia, we have a rule to "
Not bite newcomers". Many are often unaware of the unspoken rules and traditions of the scanlation community as well as the many guides and resources that have helped us improve our skills. So instead of participating in the shit-talking, I hope you use the following links to improve your scanlation skills, Enel:
Yuri Project has a nice set of guidelines for their uploads which I suggest you take a look at, particularly the fonts they use.
Another nice typesetting guide
A cleaning guide
Basically everything in this website list is a massive must-read for new scanlators.
Anyways, good luck! And please stick with the manhwa
till the very end. I'd hate for MTL scanlators to have to come if both you and the original group drop this.