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Leave them be. I'd the author was sharing the chapters for free and was ok with this. Than leave them be. This lawsuit that people want is sjw bullshit. People that stir the shit pot should have to lick the spoon.
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i’ve seen a lot of people talk about lawsuits and such, and a lot of people confused about it, so here we go:
orange pudding, the group that has scanlated the last few chapters, have been doing this for free. the chapters that they have scanlated have come from the author’s pixiv, where she posts these chapters for free as well.
orange pudding has been scanlating yaribu since october of 2017, long before sublime manga ever got the license to translate and sell yaribu. sublime has already scheduled to release two more volumes.
so here’s the current question: if a fan-translation group has been scanlating a manga before it has been translated, and then it is licensed, should they stop? or does it really matter when the chapters themselves are available for free online?