@Shiikun
I took your comment:
"stef is just sharing stuff for free, s/he's not paid nor working as a translator here professionally. Go bother the MTLers with your "professionalism" rant"
As saying:
"Stef is doing this for free, and is not bound by any sort of contractual obligation, nor do you lose anything by not reading their releases. Stop complaining about trivial shit in good releases, and go complain at people who actually make shitty releases, like MTLers."
Your argument about how if you were paying for it, it's a different matter, I entirely agree with. However, I don't agree with the opposite end of that argument. Being that if it's free, and not up to your personal standards (my personal standards, in this case), then the criticism doesn't matter. I have to reiterate this point, because although you don't explicitly state it, your argument can only come to one logical conclusion:
"If you pay for the work, you can freely criticize it as much as you like."
"But if it's done for free, your criticism is either unwarranted, or unwelcome."
I simply cannot agree to that. My comment was never directed at the other readers of this series, it was directed at the scanlator, the translator. Yet, instead of getting a response from the scanlator, I receive a response from the fans, admonished for my criticism, on the believe that it's unwarranted, and unwelcome.
That's entirely why my argument with you is not about the untranslated "ara", it's about how you decided to make a comment to tell me your opinion on my criticism. You made the conscious decision to message me, to @ me, and to attack my criticism's worth. I'm not saying you're unjustified in doing so, quite the opposite, as that would undermine my entire argument. I'm just saying, I believe what you've done, and the reasons you gave for doing it, aren't the way you should approach these situations.
You could have attacked my manner of extending my criticism, focusing on my delivery, but you didn't. For whatever reason (the reason being unimportant, but usually personal beliefs), you instead chose to attack my right to criticize, telling me to leave. There's really only one thing that can mean:
You don't believe that my criticism is valid, and because it's not valid in your eyes, it shouldn't be expressed.