13 August 2013 @ 02:09 am
Project FAQ  
READ THIS ENTRY BEFORE SENDING PMS, please. The bullet points below answer what communities are part of AP (basically whose files are we reuploading) and HOW TO JOIN AP.

  • Most of the older subbed videos are gone. There are a lot of fans out there who would be willing to help out, but all of us would like to ask for the fansubbers' approval if we can reupload their files.

  • This community will contain all of [livejournal.com profile] taijiprojectsub's (Becky) subbed files. Per Becky's request, posts containing her files are locked to members only. Please join [livejournal.com profile] arashiproject to access these files. Please remember not to share Becky's files outside the community, but please feel free to direct everyone who wants to download the files to this community. Everyone's welcome!

  • This community will contain [livejournal.com profile] ao_no_michi's subbed files. All files will be on locked posts that only members have access to. Again, please remember not to share these files outside this community, but please feel free to redirect everyone who wants to download them here.

  • This community will contain all subbed files that [livejournal.com profile] techni_teddy and [livejournal.com profile] nyanchan have collaborated on. Again, please remember not to share these files outside this community, but please feel free to redirect everyone who wants to download them here.

  • Just click on JOIN, and wait to be accepted in the community!

AN IMPORTANT NOTE:

  • [Lyra/hanazawahyuuga here] As of 10.22.2016, AP is OPEN to trying to contact any other inactive subbing communities. If there are other comms that you wish to be contacted, please send me the email address and the LJ user of the owner/maintainer of that community. Email me at lyra.gill@gmail.com.

To the fansubbers:

  • We understand if you don't want your links posted outside your community. What we can suggest is that we can help you reupload the files, and you can be the one to edit the original journal entry of the subbed file. However, if you don't have time to maintain/update your community, I am more than willing to help you maintain the community (in accepting new members and updating old posts with new links). This way, your links will still remain inside your community.

MASTERPOSTS:
If you want to help reupload, or if you want to create mirror links, please click on the links below for more details:If you want to help, just join this community and comment away!
 
 
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[identity profile] hanazawahyuuga.livejournal.com on August 14th, 2013 03:50 pm (UTC)
Re: Why posting links in comments is not as feasible as you might think
Hello,

It seems like you've posted this exact same comment in both posts twice. Apologies but I'll have to delete the other one.

Also, I understand what you're saying. As I have told you in our previous conversation, I am approaching this project with a realistic mindset. I don't expect that all videos will get reuploaded - heck I don't even expect that I will get a reply from all fansubbers. I am just throwing around some IDEAS, after all.

In relation with each of your points...

1) You may say that an overwhelming majority don't check the comments, but there are still who do. If I can help other fans (whether they be 5 instead of 5000), I'll consider this project a success. Also, let's assume that a fansubber allows uploading of mirror links in the comments, then we can create a masterpost of links that direct people to the comments directly.

2) Then so be it. I'll ask permission from a fansubber, and he/she can either say yes or no. I'll respect his/her wishes. If he/she doesn't reply, I won't take action either.

3) Again, then so be it. (Same answer to point 2). Obviously I also won't reupload links that can't be seen anyway.

4) and 5) Let me copy from the above post: "We understand if you don't want your links posted outside your community. What we can suggest is that we can help you reupload the files, and you can be the one to edit the original journal entry of the subbed file. However, if you don't have time to maintain/update your community, I am more than willing to help you maintain the community (in accepting new members and updating old posts with new links). This way, your links will still remain inside your community."

Let's say that the community is long dead and the fansubbers cannot be contacted, then so be it. There's nothing else we can do about that. Let's say LJ stepped in and made the community an archive, so be it.

I'm getting the impression that you somehow think that I'm aiming to recover ALL files. That is NOT my intention. I am aiming to recover and reupload the files that can be recovered, and as I have previously mentioned, everything from this point will depend on the fansubbers' replies. If we get replies, we can go forward. If we don't, we obviously can't.

You say that "People just don't READ. there's a 99% chance people WILL NOT want to go through all the pages of a post to look for re-ups."

My answer? Helping that 1% who DO READ will make this project a success.

Again, and I really cannot reiterate this enough - actions from this point forward will depend on whether or not we can contact fansubbers.
[identity profile] daigae.livejournal.com on August 14th, 2013 08:28 pm (UTC)
Re: Why posting links in comments is not as feasible as you might think
As for 3, it might work to post the links without the http and www part, or something along the lines of:
mediafire[dot]com[slash]xyz123zyxz13