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[insert something about the Berne Convention]

Well the whole fansub issue has been debated to undeath, so what can I say?

Use a friggen Fenix Down/Revive spell to to kill it. Or you could kill it (again) with fire.

And yes the misspelling was intentional.

@RyanA

That is a highly utopic dream you have got there. Frankly, I would like to welcome it, but it is just impossible in the real world because of man’s tendency to be selfish. A lot of fansubbers want glory, and a lot of anime producers want merely the money. They would take it all, though, if that were possible.

Frankly, I really also do not know if my actions were justifiable or not. I believe I have no need to do so. I just did it because it was something I could do; it was risky and I wanted merely to test how much guts I had in myself. I could do that ‘crime’ everyday, but in hindsight, it was not really about the book. It was merely me daring myself.

I do not know how you can conclude this matter, but I would like to adapt that idea of yours if it ever comes to fruition.

As for the fansub issue, I thought about this recently, here is a short version of my solution:

If I were to become/start a production company, specifically in the anime industry, I’d fully support fansubs… possibly in a non-profitable way. Why not allow the fansubs? Operate a site where subbers can register for a production, and then they have a go at it (the subbing ). Viewers who watch the subs can then support the series and the subbers by donations. Donations=votes, and the subbers who get the most votes get a chance to do the actual release in whatever language. Basically, a production company that allows subbers to cooperate, where both sides can possibly get something from it. I have more detail in mind, but I’ll keep it short.

Why the reasoning for this? Democratic method, turn-around time in translation, distribution, etc. I’m sure a company doing this wouldn’t profit bullocks, but it may stimulate something. It’s almost like an approved/legit method of my open-source subbing idea*, but then again I’m not a production company, but I am a dreamer.

Anyway

*open-source sub idea was to have a site where users could select translations, raws(with timing guidelines), styles, container formats, etc, and then compile and the server spits out a torrent (via RSS/email) a few hours after encoding or whatever (or instantly if the specific combination was already compiled). The idea here is that the translations and styles could be by various individuals/groups, but also editable by others (to some extent), like a wiki, with translation versioning, whatever… the options are nearly endless.

Yes, the cover was VERY orgasmic. lol

I don’t have a scanner, so no go.

That said, you probably did that shop a favor. No sane person is going to buy a book teaching you how to write an email…unless that cover was very orgasmic. Or something.

You owe us at least as much as scan the cover.