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Originally Posted by Qayin
I think, like Bittorrent site or MP3 site, when you shut down one site, another pop up. If you wanna read manga, just find the other sites. There are many manga site around the internet (you can even find your native language site).
Using keyword "manga" to search on Google and find another one, that's it.
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I am sure you read the rules and understand we don't promote piracy on this site.
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Originally Posted by wang888
What a shame. Twas a great site, but there are still plenty others, and I'm sure there will always be ways to read manga online.
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Actually OneManga was one of 30 major illegal scanlation sites that was shut down.
The information may be available somewhere, but the sweet irony is that the scanlators feel a certain possession of their "work" and are picky about where it is posted. (Isn't that hilarious?) So many of them realizing that their hard-earned work is not appreciated by fans or by the actual creators and artists. Publishers don't hire scanlators, either. (That's the big lie).
Here's another great link about Japanese artist Twitterers and scanlation:
Black Lagoon, Hellsing Creators Discuss Illegal Uploads - Anime News Network