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next thing you know he'll be getting confused as to why he told him he put it in the wrong hole

god bless that ending page 😆

@ReiserAlmus fixed

@shrot1234 count me in too

@kardyro Ah yes, my word typing skills. Fixed now.

@chieftain20 nonconsensual childmaking

@Killjoynik the part about turning your music up louder and louder the longer you listen to it is because your ear canal starts closing up the longer you listen to something loud, so when you start paying attention to your music after being focused on something else you find yourself wondering...

@trov34 yes.

@Parade huh, how did I typo that. Fixed now.

@Frangar Kusuriya in a day or two. As for boukensha, can't give you an ETA because I'm not working on it, and the people that are, are offline at the time of me replying to you.

This manga now suddenly makes less sense.

@Polo Just like madoka masturbates while drawing, we masturbate while translating, and since we're all pretty fast to come ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°), we can only work on it for so long before getting blue balls.

@Ribath ah, error on my part. Fixed now.

bruh, is this even legal?

@ZaxaPac I think you're misunderstanding something. I'm talking about the cases where people specifically go and spoil future events when it comes to manga that are being adapted from other source materials. When it comes to this, you sometimes see people intentionally spoiling or leaving stuff...

@MrIncognito don't know, but I see your point, read the last part here. @Pika I see, then in the case of people forgetting easily, the sticky header telling you to [ spoiler] things would be sufficient enough. As for people that are intentionally not using spoilers and or simply thing that it's...

@Pika (might be misunderstanding what you're saying - users that already commented a lot don't know how to use spoilers and because they've already posted, they wouldn't get the pop-up) force its appearance for already existing users. The implementation wouldn't require any extra work to get...

@Pika I beg to disagree about that the part about it being too intrusive. Think of it as a sort of "I have read and agree to the terms above" kind of pop-up window, you only see them once so they aren't really intrusive to your experience at all. If they were popping up every time you visited...

The general idea would be what the title says, but here's a bit more detailed description and my reasoning as to why this would be a good idea to implement: As things currently are, the first thing a user sees when they want to comment on a chapter is this: if someone is not familiar with...