This is basically a "political decision" and I do not make exceptions .. except when I do!
There are 23 mentions of HTTP in the Readme.md and they stay until I found a reliable alternatives, the reason why they are still on the list is that there are no secure alternatives or no alternatives at all.
Why de-list HTTP pages in the first place?
I keep it short:
- Quality over quantity (we have enough secure alternatives [in most cases])
- Speed reasons, modern pages and encryption methods loading faster.
- Security reasons
- You get a certificate for free e.g. via Let's Encrypt, so think about it.. Why is someone not going to secure his own domain/website? If you cannot even secure your page then please think about the quality of their releases and their true intention why the website was created in the first place (maybe just to get clicks, fame, fake website etc). There are exceptions like libgen and firtgirl (only some examples), they are trusted by a lot of people but still getting de-listed. I believe pointing the finger on them might force them to change their website and call them out. People might now start asking the right question.
The cleanup will continue over the following weeks, the goal would be to only list secure, open source & reliable + trusted websites/tools & scripts from more or less trusted websites that are monitored by lots of people.
- Tor page updated with some additions
- Offline database updated with dead tor .onion's
- Leech Premium section added
- Minor changes and corrections
“That'll do, pig. That'll do.” -Babe, 1995
Some forums added
Some more telegram channels and bots added
Mirror corrections
> Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away
> Hi all
> As we announced previously, we have removed all reading features from the website.
> Now when you visit each title’s info page, you can no longer read scanlations. Instead, we have added a feature that links each title in Manga Rock to an official content provider’s site (like Comixology, or viz.com etc.) where you can support the original authors and their work.
> Disclaimer: We do not receive any referral fee from any of your purchases.
> In the meantime, our team is still working hard on project “MR Comics” where we hope to make comics more accessible to everyone — we will share details with you soon.
> If you have any questions or need help (membership, account etc.), please contact support [at] mangarock.com
Source:
https://mangarock.com/
> "The boss wants us out of the building. So, let's make it happen."
Thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/eihuis/smloadr_is_now_over/
Oh, don't worry, just wait for fake update ala 1.20.1 (bugfix).
> If you support a dev, you're the worst of the worst, according to the community. The names I've been called in threads where I give devs support is worse than the shit I get called in real life (Indigenous person living in Canada.). The toxicity of the overall community needs to change, and the intelligence level needs to come up considerably. Maybe we should go back to the days of when this stuff was all hidden and invite only and people were vetted to gain access.
Boy, that's the smartest thing I ever read on p-reddit, sure thing. Greed, toxicity and several other reasons is why you better support people in the background because people will abuse everything they find out about you, even if it's positive just to find "weaknesses". It's like The Walking Dead out there, I'm not even joking here.
Rick Grimes:
"Because it's all about survival now. At any cost. People out there are always looking for an angle. Looking to play on your weakness. They measure you by what they can take from you. By how they can use you to live. So bringing people into a place like this now..." - Season 5 Episode 12
Info taken from here:
https://www.quotes.net/mquote/933204
