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I'm blaming this on kissmanga bots.
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I certainly remember the days of trawling IRC channels for chapter releases and can't fathom going back to something like that. Maybe if there was still a reasonable way to aggregate releases with a link to a given group's channel or site because for me at least it was the Follow feature on Bato.to that made life so much easier. A lot of smaller groups and releases will simply go poof (hopefully temporarily) because they are not going to have a reasonable way to get those smaller/niche releases out to a wider audience in the way bato.to could.
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Jackard posted:Am I actually gonna need https://www.mangaupdates.com/ for the first time in forever?  I guess that's better than nothing.
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Does anyone remember stoptazmo?Jackard posted:Except now it no longer links to their websites! Enjoy~ Nate RFB fucked around with this message at 15:35 on Jan 8, 2018 |
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$60 I mean I'd be down with CR picking up the slack but there are just too many series, especially smaller/niche ones, that no one in their right mind would ever want to pay money to license/translate.
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I mean in the context of this is it possible to widely share/distribute files on discord like IRC?
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Jan 9, 2018 16:39
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Batoto also boasted uncompressed/unaltered images, which at least at the time it was launched was relatively uncommon. It was also usually organized better for selecting specific groups and apparently very user-friendly for scanlators to go in and update their releases. I mainly preferred them because kissmanga would inundate me with vicious popups even with adblock. Hell even clicking on empty space could induce popups. It was a site that required use of script-blocking software.
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"It is good practice to utilize ad/script blockers in general for today's Internet" and "Literally do not visit this website under any circumstances without ad/script blockers" are not mutually exclusive statements, nor does it forgive the prevalence of malicious unwanted content in the the latter because why should one ever assume it will always stay behind the blockers as coders of such content evolve their own craft.
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