You can filter out most of the translated novels on here pretty easily.

[Santaisblue]

I'm making this public service announcement because I see quite a few people on here complaining about translated novels (Mostly the poorly done ones). All you need to do is set your release filter to not show martial arts novels, that's like 70% of them gone. Yeah, you'll miss some actual releases, but I think it's worth it anyway.

 

[ElijahRyne]

I'm making this public service announcement because I see quite a few people on here complaining about translated novels (Mostly the poorly done ones). All you need to do is set your release filter to not show martial arts novels, that's like 70% of them gone. Yeah, you'll miss some actual releases, but I think it's worth it anyway.

Take it a step further and cut out action as well. Now you will only be left with the fairly rare CN or JP romance.

 

[Santaisblue]

Take it a step further and cut out action as well. Now you will only be left with the fairly rare CN or JP romance.

That would cut off a majority of novels. There are a little over 1300 pages of novels on this site; if you remove action, less than 500 are left.

 

[ElijahRyne]

That would cut off a majority of novels. There are a little over 1300 pages of novels on this site; if you remove action, less than 500 are left.

Some sacrifices are needed.

 

[Macha]

I'm making this public service announcement because I see quite a few people on here complaining about translated novels (Mostly the poorly done ones). All you need to do is set your release filter to not show martial arts novels, that's like 70% of them gone. Yeah, you'll miss some actual releases, but I think it's worth it anyway.

Don't show fanfictions too. That's like another 70% of them gone.

 

[RepresentingWrath]

 

[Puji-Maki]

Let him cook. ???

 

[Fairemont]

Ah, yes, let us punish those who write martial arts but respect the rules.

RIP my fiction!

 

[Ai-chan]

But translation shouldn't show up in search results. If they do, then make a report. Probably the translations wasn't marked as such on Tony's side because he didn't know.

 

[RepresentingWrath]

But translation shouldn't show up in search results. If they do, then make a report. Probably the translations wasn't marked as such on Tony's side because he didn't know.

You missed a lot of things while you were busy, Ai-chan.

 

[Ai-chan]

You missed a lot of things while you were busy, Ai-chan.

What do you mean? It shows up in search results now? Like the site rules doesn't discriminate anymore because Tony doesn't mark them? Or is it because it's not reported anymore?

 

[Arkus86]

Ah, yes, let us punish those who write martial arts but respect the rules.

RIP my fiction!

Some sacrifices are needed.

 

[RepresentingWrath]

What do you mean? It shows up in search results now? Like the system doesn't discriminate anymore?

Tony got so busy, he doesn't really check novels anymore when he approves them. Plus, with the development of AI SH got infested with translations. Absurd amounts of translations that don't self-report and won't even disclose those are translation. Sometimes they do in their synopsis, but no one reported them untill we made a megathread to hunt them down and report them.

It is not a discrimination though, it's a rule in a content guideline.

 

[Santaisblue]

Don't show fanfictions too. That's like another 70% of them gone.

Idk man, I like most of the fanfics on here, they're fun.

 

[Ai-chan]

Tony got so busy, he doesn't really check novels anymore when he approves them. Plus, with the development of AI SH got infested with translations. Absurd amounts of translations that don't self-report and won't even disclose those are translation. Sometimes they do in their synopsis, but no one reported them untill we made a megathread to hunt them down and report them.

It is not a discrimination though, it's a rule in a content guideline.

To be clear, Ai-chan doesn't mean a type of discrimination where you unfairly judge something as not belonging somewhere. By discriminate, Ai-chan means 'a clear distinction' of what is accepted or not accepted.