Looking for seekgr/snakethroat books

Gayojuken

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Can someone send some of the books that were taken off on the pixeldrain link? especially looking for down the snake throat.
 
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death8 said:
It’s been a week, does anyone have isekai 9 yet ?
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Dude, cut it out, I'm begging you.
As soon as someone like that shows up, they'll send the file here. But for now, as you can see, it's just not meant to be. Everyone sees your messages, so don't worry. Nothing's going to change just because you keep posting.
And I won't even get into the fact that you're giving people false hope by sending new posts.
 
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painkiller said:
Brothers, please enjoy it in a low-key manner. If you have the means, you can support the author. I hope he can create even better works.
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Thank you, but we have an unwritten rule in this forum specifically where you should wait at least a week before posting new books so that the author can earn money. It would be nice if you could delete your post, thank you for understanding.
 
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TLDR: With respect, the rule isn't actually helping the creators, and talking about it takes second place in annoying wastes of space on the thread behind only begging for content which has already been requested. This is a pirate thread, no one coming here will be basing their decision to support the creator or not off of if they have to wait a week.

The rule is very much written lol it's just back n pages in the thread because people constantly rehash the same conversations or beg for content, or mention the rule when someone manages to post before the begging starts. The rule is well intentioned. But as has been stated before in a generally less gentle tone by another user, it serves no purpose aside from easing your conscience. People who are going to support creators don't generally do so out of impatience. They do so because they like their content and want to support them. Just about anyone who comes here either will buy the book and share it if it is not already posted, ask for the book to be purchased and posted, or lurk and wait. In any of those cases, one copy is sold, because once that copy is sold no one on this thread needs to buy it again. Unless someone wants to correct me and they have chosen to buy themselves a copy rather than wait a week for one someone else has announced they've purchased and is waiting to post, the rule has never actually helped the creators. So the number of people who come to this thread within a week of a book going live and think, I can't wait I must go buy this book myself, is somewhere in the single digits if it is not in fact 0. Arbitrarily asking those who choose to purchase the book and support the creator, who are then generous enough to share with the community of pirates, to wait a week to do so almost certainly does the creators no actual favors. Best way to help the creator make money? Don't engage in piracy. Full stop. Don't post the stuff you buy in a day, a week, a month, or a year. And don't pirate content others post, go pay the creator yourself. Being here, by the very nature of the site and the thread, is undermining the profits of the creators from their works. Arbitrary practices in patience do not change that. The most productive thing the rule and attempts to abide it has done is marginally reduce begging, really just delay it a week lmao. And even that has been somewhat hit or miss. And it comes with it's own nonsense posts trying to explain and enforce it which close to balance out the posts saved from that begging. If you personally want to wait a week cause you think someone might actually be searching the internet to pirate Snakethroat's works, find this thread, and decide they simply cannot wait for the content they are searching for to show up here within such a truly short span of time, you are welcome to hold onto it for a moment. There is likely no true benefit to the creators in doing so, and asking others to do so just further bogs down this thread.
 
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justchillbrogd said:
En resumen: Con todo respeto, la regla no ayuda en absoluto a los creadores, y hablar de ella ocupa el segundo lugar entre las cosas molestas que se pierden en el hilo, solo superado por las peticiones de contenido que ya se han solicitado. Este es un hilo sobre piratería; nadie que venga aquí basará su decisión de apoyar o no al creador en si tiene que esperar una semana.

La regla está escrita, jaja, solo que está en páginas anteriores del hilo porque la gente constantemente repite las mismas conversaciones o pide contenido, o menciona la regla cuando alguien logra publicar antes de que empiecen las súplicas. La regla tiene buenas intenciones. Pero como ya se ha dicho en un tono generalmente menos amable por otro usuario, no sirve para nada más que para tranquilizar la conciencia. Las personas que apoyan a los creadores no suelen hacerlo por impaciencia. Lo hacen porque les gusta su contenido y quieren apoyarlos. Casi cualquiera que venga aquí comprará el libro y lo compartirá si aún no está publicado, pedirá que se compre y publique el libro, o simplemente esperará. En cualquiera de esos casos, se vende una copia, porque una vez que se vende esa copia, nadie en este hilo necesita comprarla de nuevo. A menos que alguien quiera corregirme y haya elegido comprarse una copia en lugar de esperar una semana por una que alguien más haya anunciado que compró y está esperando para publicar, la regla nunca ha ayudado realmente a los creadores. Así que el número de personas que llegan a este hilo una semana después de que un libro se publique y piensan: "¡No puedo esperar, tengo que comprar este libro!", es de un solo dígito, si no es de hecho cero. Pedir arbitrariamente a quienes eligen comprar el libro y apoyar al creador, quienes luego son lo suficientemente generosos como para compartirlo con la comunidad de piratas, que esperen una semana para hacerlo casi con seguridad no les hace ningún favor a los creadores. ¿La mejor manera de ayudar al creador a ganar dinero? No participes en la piratería. Punto. No publiques lo que compras en un día, una semana, un mes o un año. Y no piratees el contenido que otros publican, ve y paga al creador tú mismo. Estar aquí, por la propia naturaleza del sitio y del hilo, socava las ganancias de los creadores por sus obras. Las prácticas arbitrarias de paciencia no cambian eso. Lo más productivo que ha logrado la regla y los intentos de cumplirla es reducir marginalmente la mendicidad, en realidad solo retrasarla una semana, jajaja. E incluso eso ha sido algo impredecible. Y viene acompañado de publicaciones absurdas que intentan explicarlo y justificarlo, lo cual casi contrarresta las publicaciones que se han salvado gracias a esa súplica. Si personalmente quieres esperar una semana porque crees que alguien podría estar buscando en internet para piratear las obras de Snakethroat, encontrar este hilo y decidir que simplemente no puede esperar a que el contenido que busca aparezca aquí en tan poco tiempo, puedes esperar un momento. Probablemente no haya ningún beneficio real para los creadores al hacerlo, y pedir a otros que lo hagan solo ralentiza aún más este hilo.
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Tienes un punto muy válido, hermano. Honestamente, esa regla termina teniendo el efecto contrario a lo que buscaba.
Cuando alguien gasta de su propia plata para apoyar a un creador y quiere compartirlo con la comunidad, que le reclamen solo porque no han pasado unos días es bastante desanimante. Al final solo genera discusiones innecesarias en el hilo y hace que los colaboradores generosos se lo piensen dos veces antes de volver a subir algo.
Gracias por hablar de esto, ¡totalmente de acuerdo con tu análisis!
 
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When I suggested this rule, I didn't actually expect it to be followed; as has been said, this is a piracy site, and anyone is free to post new books whenever they want. I could be mistaken, but I don't recall ever asking someone to remove a posted book and wait a week—though if I did, I apologize. However, I would like to highlight that having a waiting period *could* prevent a flood of messages like "Does anyone have the book to share?" right when a title is released, giving the person who bought and plans to share it some time without feeling pressured. So, if anyone has bought the books and wants to share them, please feel free to do so at your own pace.
 
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Fr4nk19 said:
When I suggested this rule, I didn't actually expect it to be followed; as has been said, this is a piracy site, and anyone is free to post new books whenever they want. I could be mistaken, but I don't recall ever asking someone to remove a posted book and wait a week—though if I did, I apologize. However, I would like to highlight that having a waiting period *could* prevent a flood of messages like "Does anyone have the book to share?" right when a title is released, giving the person who bought and plans to share it some time without feeling pressured. So, if anyone has bought the books and wants to share them, please feel free to do so at your own pace.
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You're good. Like I said the idea isn't bad in theory, honestly if sites like these had that kind of rule at their level I think it would be good. And attempts from other users at enforcing it has to some extent helped curb people begging for things to be posted on release... at least by delaying it till after that first week lol. No shade on you the idea comes from a good place for sure and you haven't been one of the ones posting about it. It's just one of the things that some people seem to have attached more significance to than is warranted. Really wasn't meant to be as big a deal as at least one other user seems to have taken it. Just figured I'd mention the issue of policing each other contributing to the bloat we all hate same as the begging does. As far as I've noticed you've never been one of the people trying to enforce it, apologies if it came off as an attack on your idea
 
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justchillbrogd said:
TLDR: With respect, the rule isn't actually helping the creators, and talking about it takes second place in annoying wastes of space on the thread behind only begging for content which has already been requested. This is a pirate thread, no one coming here will be basing their decision to support the creator or not off of if they have to wait a week.

The rule is very much written lol it's just back n pages in the thread because people constantly rehash the same conversations or beg for content, or mention the rule when someone manages to post before the begging starts. The rule is well intentioned. But as has been stated before in a generally less gentle tone by another user, it serves no purpose aside from easing your conscience. People who are going to support creators don't generally do so out of impatience. They do so because they like their content and want to support them. Just about anyone who comes here either will buy the book and share it if it is not already posted, ask for the book to be purchased and posted, or lurk and wait. In any of those cases, one copy is sold, because once that copy is sold no one on this thread needs to buy it again. Unless someone wants to correct me and they have chosen to buy themselves a copy rather than wait a week for one someone else has announced they've purchased and is waiting to post, the rule has never actually helped the creators. So the number of people who come to this thread within a week of a book going live and think, I can't wait I must go buy this book myself, is somewhere in the single digits if it is not in fact 0. Arbitrarily asking those who choose to purchase the book and support the creator, who are then generous enough to share with the community of pirates, to wait a week to do so almost certainly does the creators no actual favors. Best way to help the creator make money? Don't engage in piracy. Full stop. Don't post the stuff you buy in a day, a week, a month, or a year. And don't pirate content others post, go pay the creator yourself. Being here, by the very nature of the site and the thread, is undermining the profits of the creators from their works. Arbitrary practices in patience do not change that. The most productive thing the rule and attempts to abide it has done is marginally reduce begging, really just delay it a week lmao. And even that has been somewhat hit or miss. And it comes with it's own nonsense posts trying to explain and enforce it which close to balance out the posts saved from that begging. If you personally want to wait a week cause you think someone might actually be searching the internet to pirate Snakethroat's works, find this thread, and decide they simply cannot wait for the content they are searching for to show up here within such a truly short span of time, you are welcome to hold onto it for a moment. There is likely no true benefit to the creators in doing so, and asking others to do so just further bogs down this thread.
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Well said dude ive been thinking this for a loooong time without further ado heres the book
 

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