Best site for manga?

Either for buying it, or reading it?

#lurk
gotlurk.net

#lurk more.

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irc sucks too many rules too much waiting too much work anything else

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#lurk = awesome.

Not chatting = easy way of not getting banned

Waiting? Hell no. #lurk has fast bots and you're never queued.

Too much work? All you're doing in copypasta'ing off the site. Plus it's worth the extra effort for all the content you get.

I prefer irc over BT any day of the week. ESPECIALLY with smaller files (manga chapters). You're an idiot to not learn the basics of irc, and you're an idiot for not catching on because it really is incredibly simple.

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/ignore #lurk
FTW

http://manga.ignition-one.com has some some cool stuff again you gusy.

But it will probably die off again like last time ( ´∀`)

http://www.gottazmo.com/

>>11
lol

http://www.narutofan.com/

i download manga from here it is really fast and really cheap please sign up now i guarantee it desu

google: stoptazmo

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fail for a cheap trick

>>14
so they've got this site, and it says "STOPPING CRIMINALS IN THE ACT", or some shit.

and then they've got scans of an assload of long-licensed manga.

can anime fans get any more fucking hypocritical? it's not the piracy that bugs me. i don't give a shit about that, because those guys are never going to bother buying anything. at least they're not rationalizing it. it's the idea that there's supposed to be honor among thieves, here. how shocking is it that the guy who's asking you for money so that he can continue providing you with hot comic warez is -- GASP -- possibly untrustworthy?!

if you're distributing pirated shit and begging for donations, you don't have any kind of moral high horse from which to proclaim to some other asshole who's distributing pirated shit and begging for donations, "UR CRIMINAL".

all these guys will tell you fuck the rights holders, but if someone takes a little bit of THEIR cash, it's time to go to e-war.

>>16
Paying criminals FTL.

www.mundovid.com

http://www.mundovid.com/manga.asp

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:D

>>16

Then you can buy all of your translated at Borders for $10 each, and the rest of us with less money to waste can continue peacefully downloading our scanlations.

We aren't quite thieves, however - as we provide a service to both the content creator (popularizing their work) and to the manga fans (translating, quickly making available) so that EVERYONE wins. How? Instead of waiting for anime/manga to come to the states after it's dead and buried in Japan, international fans can pour their interest into the work in real-time, as it's being developed. What does that mean? They can also buy from the ORIGINAL product lines and all the other Japanese companies' efforts, instead of waiting for an American company to buy the rights and commence raping of said anime/manga (they didn't pour their love into making it, so they don't give a shit - as long as it does this: $$$).

Anyhow - throwing heavy words like "pirates" and "thieves" at fans doesn't really make sense, because the American companies are the ones plundering and running away with the all the money.

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i'm not throwing those words at you. like i said in the post, if you're not gonna buy you're not gonna buy. please, peacefully continue downloading your scanslations. i'm throwing them at people who charge for access to shit that isn't even remotely theirs. your view of the japanese anime/manga industry as a pure-hearted endeavor that people only participate in for the love, and your view of the american anime/manga industry as an evil rapacious beast, are, however, charmingly naive.

>>22

sorry, sorry. they don't charge. they'd just like it a lot if you gave them money for providing you with something that they don't have any right to ask to be paid for.

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tl,dr