If you know trolls are trolling, why do you need to troll them back? You could've just ignored them. They don't exactly attack "you" personally, anyway.
Since it did go offline it came back several times and was online for a short time yesterday but now it's offline again. We will have to wait until the admin is done with working/testing on the site.
It could've gotten no responses. It could've gotten responses from those who agree with the statement, sympathising with the poster. It could've gotten responses showing disagreement with polite explanations as to why. It could've gotten a response seeking clarification.
Or it could've gotten responses from those who have nothing better to do than attack others online.
If I said Boku no piko was the goat (it's crap) people will respond with words I wouldn't repeat.
Why do you think so?
The trolls that are still here. I still think they were trolling.
Given that you said you "troll the trolls", why do you do that, and why do you think they are doing that? If they're trolling trolls, and you're trolling them in return, what do you think that perpetuates?
Was it looking for a response, or was it you who felt compelled to respond? And if it was inviting a response, why do you think it invited the specific response it got?
I will agree. It's just like some that claim (this show is the goat) people are going to respond. Some may claim the response was unwarranted while others will say they deserved the response. Not everyone sees it through the same filtered glasses and I see it as the op was trolling thinking all the trolls (like themself) have left. Am I trolling? You bet, I troll the trolls.
I'd say it was a form of venting frustration. "Trolling a response" doesn't appear to be the purpose, whereas the first reply appears to be doing exactly that.
Comment in Feedback 22/05/2026 19:31 — Anonymous: "Kamisama"
... Ughh. The cheeseballs in the AT comment section were always the worse cringelords in the entirety of the internet, and of course it looks like they're all here until the bitter end
I guess your idea of expensive and mine must be different. Yours must mean free. I usually buy the 2 year plan which is on sale quite frequently and it costs me less than a cup of coffee from McD per month. Plus I also get 1 VPN addy with my seedbox.
I don't know whether it's similar to your example, but yes, it was written with only myself in mind. You can think of it like writing notes to yourself - it's not something others may be able to understand. Though in this case, the computer needs to understand it as well, so it can't be as vague.
Years ago. When I took my first and only programming course. I used variables that were just names that no one would be able to read and understand the purpose. Is this similar? The code that you've written was written for you to read it, not for someone else to be able to read it.
Firstly, who would actually be willing to do this? I haven't heard of any volunteers. I've put out the code and data, but have yet to see anyone volunteer to run it.
Even if such someone did appear, I see no reason why'd they prefer to run this site over running their own. The latter being less constrained and doesn't carry any burdens of conforming to what AT does.
I suspect people think that if I handed over control of AT to someone else, the website would continue as is. This simply isn't the case. I see the analogy of "handing over keys" being used, but it's nothing like that. A more apt analogy would be like handing over the car to someone in the 1700s - they wouldn't have a clue over how to drive it.
In short, handing over the site to someone simply doesn't make sense. They wouldn't be able to run it (without spending a lot of time learning how it all works), and it's a commitment that few (if any) would be willing to undertake.
I'm not the admin but I will ask you: Would you hand your keys and car over to someone you really don't know while you retain all legal liabilities for it? Plus he uses his own coding that he said would be problems for others to maintain. There is already someone running a clone but they are coding it themself while using some of the data from here. It's starting to look pretty good and getting closer to what this site did. I'm already using it for the torrent/mag links like I did here. I'm not sure how long it will last since it's not easy or cheap to run a site like this.
"I also don't intend to hand over control of AT to someone else" - would be nice to hear why this is. That said, I and many others deeply appreciate you open sourcing the codebase and making so much of this available for archival's sake, which will hopefully aid others in setting something similar up in the future.
I mostly use this site as a way to download subs & fonts from releases without downloading the much-larger video files themselves. I don't know of any other replacement for that functionality, sadly.
01/06/2026 13:38 — Anonymous: "TsukiHime"