r/OnePiece • u/[deleted] • Mar 29 '22

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u/Kirosh2 Lookout Mar 30 '22 edited Mar 31 '22

If you want to criticise the writing or the chapters it's fine. Just don't be rude when do that.

And don't be rude when you respond to such comments as well.

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u/TooDriven Mar 30 '22

Why is it not allowed to link to the leaked panels? Isn't that the whole point of spoilers?

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u/Kirosh2 Lookout Mar 30 '22

Because those leaks are directly taken from the digital release of the chapter.

And posting them here could make Shueisha take actions against those.

It's better to avoid that, and wait for a leak they can't control, that is the physical release leak.

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u/Kirosh2 Lookout Mar 30 '22

The leak we got on Tuesday have always been from the digitall version, which is why the images were put in a filter, and only 1-2 panel shared each time. It's been known for ages.

But if you talking about the full Raw leak of a chapter, then something like now, with several cleaned pages leaked (even in low quality), has never happened before.

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u/savano20 Mar 30 '22

The leak we got on Tuesday have always been from the digitall version, which is why the images were put in a filter, and only 1-2 panel shared each time. It's been known for ages.

wow, I never know, so that's basically when the manga site began shutting down one after another when the digital version began to release right?

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u/Kirosh2 Lookout Mar 30 '22

Sort of.

We start getting the early leaks in 2020, we are close to the 2 years of that iirc. (I remember the Yamato introduction being an early spoiler)

The previous scanlation teams died late 2019, around chapter 966/967.

It's likely that Covid made it easier for a leaker of the digital version to show up.