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In at least a couple cases though, I first read what was on the pirate site - which was what had been released thus far -, and when the next volume came out, I bought it as the series was kinda niche so it wasn't pirated even after 5 days or so passed, and I was kind of impatient so I didn't feel like waiting any further in case it got pirated, since there was also the possibility nobody would do it anytime soon (so pirating could also lead to a legal purchase in this roundabout way, though that's rather rare). And in regards to enjoyment of stuff being subjective, that's why I find previews (or demos in the case of games) pretty useful in helping with judging whether to buy something, especially when its cost is higher, but sometimes (in the case of manga in particular, as with games, even when there aren't demos, there are playthroughs that one can watch while trying to think if the sort of gameplay shown would be something they'd be able to pull off) the like 5 pages of preview might not be enough to judge, so I often use pirate sites for a more extended preview, with the result that I often however get carried away and read the entirety of what's on there which means I don't need to buy the manga volume anymore. And factors like art being very subjective so you can spend money on a game or manga that you end up disliking

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I understand the heavy temptation when you usually spend your money on physical stuff like food or a room decoration maybe, but have to convince yourself that 'aye, maybe spend like 5 euros on this thing you can get for free in two clicks'.

(Personally I started doing this so I could write my replies in an interface more comfortable than the MAL text field as well as be able to take breaks between parts of a long reply, that is write part of the reply at one time, do something else and continue later, which really helps with not having to write the reply in one go and getting tired because of that, but it can also help preserve the stuff written in case anything happens as I said above.) a powercut, so that can be useful in cases when powercuts are frequent), and copy what you wrote in the MAL text field after you're done. What might help in case something like this happens again is to write your stuff in general (and specifically MAL replies in this case) in programs where you can save your progress often, like for example Notepad or Word (I personally prefer Notepad for this case, as I can write the BBcode without the program judging my spelling or anything, but Word has this feature where it can restore the document in case the program closes suddenly due to e.g. No need to apologise hope everything is all right now and that whatever happened didn't affect you too heavily.Īnd losing what you were writing due to a powercut must've been really frustrating it's been a while since a power outage in particular affected stuff I was writing (using laptops helps with that too, since the laptop battery gives a bit of a safety net of at least half an hour whenever this happens - which thankfully isn't too often), but other factors (like user error and program crashes) can also cause this, so I know all too well how it feels. Was in the middle of writing a reply about 3 weeks ago but the electricity went out and everything got deleted so that was really upsetting, apologies again. Apologies for the rude delay in my reply some tragic shit happened in the family and it's been a new type of hectic these past few weeks.