I bit my tongue becuz for some reason i did not like that the fact the guy that likes the main character( but his love was rejected) didnt have a bf...idk y im just pissed of at that fact. They could have a three way livr i dont mind but omh get him a bf pls. Over all yhe story was good. Could have a little more action to it but meh its good.
Can someone explain what is going on with the disappointment of the translator uploading this?
What I know is,the translator said she just uploaded it on her site and everyone please respect that. But someone uploaded it here and she's very upset with this.
I personally think that her reaction and many other scan groups' reactions to people uploading their stuff on these sites is completely stupid! First of all, wouldn't you think that the author/company would be angry if they see their FULL work being distributed/translated for free. So why are these groups so angry about people uploading their translations.These groups are doing the same thing. This is the internet, its the digital age where there is massive sharing of info online. so if you are distributing work online, do not expect people to obey about your rules. why do you think people still pirate movies and music. Lastly, this manga has been licensed, so technically she is should have dropped this project...BUT NO ONE CARES about that (even naruto is on here) so why should the people who uploaded these chapters on here care?
Oh, it's stupid? How would you feel then if you worked hard on something, asked for it not to be distributed widely, but people who've seen it still do so anyway?
Again, TEN COUNT IS LICENSED. Companies who have bought the rights to translate it to English are aware of manga reader sites and since scanlations come with credits, it would be very easy for them to go after the individuals involved in the scanlations and send them legal threats.
What's so hard to understand about that? Do you feel any better calling stupid the people who work hard on something so strangers who can't read the work in the original can enjoy them?
And that's true, she should have dropped the project, and she might just because of all this hullabaloo.
HOORAY! No more scanlations! Let's all just wait for Sublime to release the books! Who cares if we have to wait years for it to catch up! Let's all just look at the pictures on the Chinese/Japanese raws and pretend we understand what they're saying!
You're comparing Ten Count to a series that's mainstream as hell, even if Naruto is uploaded here it's still making millions compared to Ten Count that's just known by a certain demographic. The group was nice enough to use their time to translate and clean this chapter for us because they know how many people like this manga and don't want to see it go, even though they said they will drop it. They're taking risks here to translate it, ikahomine has got a warning before. We should at least respect what they want and be grateful that they decided to continue Ten Count.
I respect people who scanlated the manga even risking there self. They have nothing to gain, they did this for us fans to enjoy. Which is soo nice of them!! Hehe but since it is licensed, i guess we should buy the manga until it is released . I know it might sound unfair for people who loves this manga ( i love it ) but all we can do is wait. And will be arriving.. At least we can read them in future. But i dont think scanlaters should risk too much. I dont wanna hear about them being in jail for doing this. Its not worth is. Dont wanna make there future ruined for this.
Like... We fans can wait a little more time... And can buy the manga and can ACTUALLY support takarai rihito :)
Sorry i sounded rude in the comment :)
Im sorry but what does it mean by licensed?
If a manga series is finally licensed, that means some group/company etc has already BOUGHT the TRANSLATION RIGHTS for the manga. Also, that means no one can translate it BUT them. Their translations aren't free and we are lucky enough to have translators who do it without asking us for payment or anything.
Oh okay. Thank you