I don't believe it has (but then again I could be wrong) I know flameupload (which looks like it's no more) exoshare has been used I don't know if mirrorcreator has been used or not here.

I'm not exactly sure what you mean in the second line, but glad to help.

Why do this Admin?...

I'm sure many of us understand the situation.  It's not hard to guess the specific direction it took.  Sorry for all the trouble.

Long time users should know by now: if admin does something, it needs to be done.

P.S. Those who help in comments -may I suggest follow admin's lead and refer to that feedback link or leave it alone for now.  Leave it alone is probably the better option.

First of all, thanks AT-admin, its been a great run, and great practically one-stop shopping for anime, and great for those like myself that have issues with ISP's and torrents to use DDL, thanks also to mirror's like Tibb, fansubbers of all shapes and sizes (commie, thora, utw, horrible, evetaku, to name few...), encoders (deadfish, nemdiggers, laxus, youshikibi etc...), and the BD releasers, and reissues of older series, plus the minutia of other releases of shows packed with games or manga or whatever, the little webisodes and such, its really so appreciated, almost desperately so.

So why can't you just come right out and say why the filter? It sure seems like DCMA-thing, but are there limits and loopholes to exploit? Did they threaten you if you said why?  Are there work-arounds to be had (as I've seen in other places)?  Can anyone help with those or other avenues?  Did they say why you or why now?  Was it a C & D?  Why beat around the bush?  Did AT suddenly get too big on the radar?  Have they been lurking around before now?  Sending you letters/emails for other things?  Have you been getting any feedback or threats or words from your mirroring sites and affiliates (like TT or Nyaa)?  I'm not sure but does this site have an Announcements and News page?  I mean I don't it see up front....

I've been fluttering around scene, p2p, and anime sites for years, and as they have either met their end or been threatened into serious amounts of sharing or posting castration, most have just straight up said why or how?  I'm just wondering the reasons, because I haven't really seen anyone be coy or short or remotely brief about it, its usually nicely the opposite.  There is a lot of work here, and there is already bots, emails etc. taking down links all the time, so what gives now?  As much as I doubt anyone here is a big buyer of Funimation stuff, can it be just them pressuring you or your ISP or your server host or your home?  Did they already move against you on another or the same front?  Also then there's the whole freedom of speech thing?

To certain extent I get it because you host and mirror links on your own accord (which is awesome upon awesome), but with lovely people like Tibb on the scene, can you just be like a 'release' page for those titles and let people post their own mirrors or links?  I mean you already have headings for titles?  I've seen on other sites links go up and down, is it a lack of user support unlike what you see with TV and movie releases?  I mean you got some major titles on there (Unicorn, GITS-Arise, One Piece, Dragon Ball, and some odd small ones), that maybe if there was a spot here, you might get some link or mirror sharing from wherever people find them or make them?

I'm sorry and thankful, but also OCD-type curious.  Not having mirror links and being a spot for users to post their's is one thing, but putting in scripts, bots or site changes or whatever to actively get rid of whole titles and their variations and all their various sub groups, encoders, old episodes and everything is a pretty big whack to this site and to yourself :(  

I just wish 'they' would realize that if all fansub avenues are closed (if that was even possible) #1 there would still probably be DVDrips and BDrips, because a lot of us will wait or drop it.  #2 their sales would not likely increase that much because its all so price prohibitive in the first place.  #3 We are not really their market, and many will go Chinese bootleg if needed.  #4 Realize the trure supply and demand values or access (like TV channels) as having a better chance of earning them some money, rather than none.  #5 Stop letting idiotocracies like Funimation license shit, and have stations like TokyoTV, TBS etc just go straight to market (via local cable, or their own sites [like VOD]), I mean hasn't Japan realized yet that their shows have an international audience, and that they should keep the money/control themselves.  (I counted today in my area 91 Spanish channels, would 3 Japanese channels kill them?  My wife is not from the US originally and she pays $6 a month to access via the web her 4 major networks of her country, and their VOD goes back 3+ years, has this sort of thing been tried and died already for anime?)

Ugg, novel is over...

I see... Ok, thanks sir :)