[Locked] Simulpublished Magazines and Content Removal

Now even though I said monstergirl earlier i'm more concerned with succubi and vampire hentai. Will these make a come back under a different tag or gone for good?

06/2015: Removal of some specific unlicensed publishers and unlicensed controversial content
07/2015: Removal of unlicensed manga content
12/2015: Removal of unlicensed doujinshi content

It has nothing to do with whether the content is controversial it has do with the being non-licensed works the "controversial" stuff was just removed first since it was separated before so was easiest to remove. They will be removing almost everything on the site and replacing it with the things published in Wani's magazines comic x-eros and comic kairakuten. They have a backlog of their magazines already translated or being translated so although the company is moving to a pay for site it will have a lot of good uncensored content of different (even controversial) genres.

yea yea I get that much. Whats gone wont be comming back til its licneced. I think I worded the question wrong. Im asking that since the monstergirl tag thats in "Its a Succubus Assault" leads to the "u mad?" page are the future releases going to be broken down into subtypes like succubi?

Fuck this, im out.

this is turning into crunchyroll 2.0

I can't say I'm surprised about some of the reactions regarding FAKKU continuing to go legit and removing unlicensed content. I get people are pissed about transparency and losing free content, but it really isn't like Jacob owes an explanation, or owes people an advanced warning for the removal of content people never paid for in the first place. I mean, if FAKKU's unlicensed content had all been behind a paywall, that would be a different story. At least he gave us users some advanced notice.

Anyway, I love hentai, and I really love ero manga. Like Jacob said in another forum topic, hentai is art, and to me, that's especially true for ero manga. I remember when I got the first ero manga I bought, in the mail. I opened it and looked through it. I loved the art, and I loved the obscene (in a good way) nature of the images. It was so hot. Since then, I've been a passionate fan of ero manga. I've imported so many Japanese ero manga, even though I don't understand what they're saying, because I love it that much, and it's nice to know that the artists got compensated for their work. I'm not going to lie, I've pirated stuff, but I do also buy a lot of the stuff I pirated. That said, I'm happy that now I have another, better way of getting the content I like, in physical and digital form, DRM-free, in English, uncensored and in high quality, while supporting the artists, all thanks to FAKKU.

On a related note, Wani Magazine has a crap ton of artists whose work I like. When I started getting into ero manga, I started compiling and maintaining a physical list of artists I like and what publishers they published under. Wani easily has the most number of artists I like; Other publishers don't even come close. Now that Kairakuten and X-Eros are being simulpublished, I get to read English versions of many different artists' work who I like. I've actually slowed down on importing Japanese versions of ero manga because FAKKU is now working with Wani to publish English versions. I'm so happy that I finally get to read translated, uncensored versions of Nishi Iori (I really like his work but it never seemed to get scanlated). Anyway, looking at the list of artists Jacob listed in his post, I'm a fan of 17 or so artists from that list, which is a lot, and that's not even counting the other artists that normally publish with Wani, like Kisaragi Gunma, Cuvie, henreader, to name a few. Thanks to these magazines getting translated, I'll also get to read the work of artists I've never heard of and I may even become a fan of their work too!

I know this post is big, but I must confess another reason as to why I'm looking forward to this new direction FAKKU is going in, and it has to do with supporting/compensating the artists for their work; specifically, it has to to with them having incentive to continue drawing ero manga. I'm a fan of tosh's work, who is also known as Saeki Shun, the artist of the manga Food Wars. When I learned that tosh went mainstream, and was no longer doing ero manga (at least I think that's the case), I was devastated (not “someone important to me died devastated,” but you get the point). I was like, “there goes another good artist lost to mainstream.” I respect people's decisions to do what they want with their lives, and I don't expect nor do I demand that they cater to me, but it would have been nice if tosh was still doing porn. I don't know why he went to work on non-porn manga, maybe it was for fame or maybe because it was his dream, or maybe it was because of money; I really don't know. However, if some of these hentai artists leave porn due to financial reasons, it's good to know that with my purchases my dollars will go to the artists and hopefully give them incentive to stay, instead of leave, and continue drawing hot, sexy pictures.

Again, I have to ask (since nobody's given me an answer), what exactly is wrong with CR? What is everybody's gripe with it, and why is Fakku turning into a hentai CR such a bad thing?

And yes, I saw comments about Tosh's "departure" from the h-scene to make his non-h manga. Personally I was happy for him, the best thing I could do is wish him luck with his new manga. Same goes with Takeda Hiromitsu and Maken-ki, if they are enjoying what they are doing, I feel happy for them,

Fuck this, im out.

this is turning into crunchyroll 2.0

I never said anything about blocking free users from accessing content, just that unlicensed content will all be removed.

In regards to official content we publish not appearing under 'controversial tags' such as incest. This is a bug within the tagging system itself, it requires some time to fix. Both Jacob and I are currently working on massive projects right now and have our hands full with Anime Expo prep work. We will get to fixing it ASAP so those tags appear on our officially licensed content again. For the time being, that content should still be accessible to read from the site. If any licensed content does not appear to work, please message me immediately so we can fix those kind of issues.

I haven't read the entirety of the thread since Jacob said this, but I feel like people skimmed over this and didn't actually read it, because people are still mentioning paywalls.

This is, so far, the most sensible response to the biggest objection in the entire thread, which should've been addressed on page 1 when it was first objected to. Still not sure if that means the controversial tags will continue to exist, since they've been purged (again) and lead to 404's or "content doesn't exist" pages almost everywhere now. This makes the entire site horribly frustrating and broken when subscriptions don't work, and the 40+ notifications I have now (and it keeps climbing everyday) all point to works that no longer exist. So really this needs to be addressed sooner rather than later.

This shit is some idiot's blatant money grab disguised as "going legit" (after he knowingly distributes pirated content all this time). Others have said it more eloquently so..

Fuck you Fakku. I'm out.