The case is the arson attack.

Considering that S2 aired back in 2011, I don’t blame you. This wasn’t even on people’s radar for a third season at all.

Its being animated by White Fox, the same studio who made stuff like Re Zero.

After their absolutely terrible “parody” reveal for the GEM coupled with the DRM crap there, I’ve lost all respect for PixelFX.

I’ll buy the Retrotink 4k instead, even if it costs more.

Pretty much any standard e-reader app will work for LNs. Isn’t like manga where the page order is different and the focus is on the images.

Any type of automatic moderation. It is a godsend for managing a community as you don’t have to worry about content with or breaking those roles as the bot(s) check it for you.

Yes, from a pure time-based perspective but not from a physically possible one. It’d leave you with only 1.79hr/day to do anything else, including sleep.

That is literally impossible to have seen that in only a year.

24,312 episodes means 66.608 episodes a day. At 23/min an episode this is 1,531.98min/day and comes out to 25.53hr/day which is literally impossible let alone physically.

Unless you were doing something like watching at 4-8x but even then it would not leave much time for sleep, work and other life-related matters.

320kbps is basically indistinguishable from lossless, even with insanely good headphones/amplifier/DAC/speakers.

A definite surprise, but I’ll gladly take it. Makes sense as SAO is on hold until Unital Ring finishes, Progressive can only do so much with the movies and we have SAOA:GGO just sitting here.

Sorry that I’ve had /r/animesuggest closed. With Reddit’s mess, I’m just done.

Yes, I am the same user. Feel free to send a modmail on Reddit and I’ll confirm it.

As for making a community, I’d say to make a separate one. AnimeSuggest got swamped with requests, with a lot of them being repetitive in nature. A good chunk of those were due to new people, both to Reddit and/or Anime but still.

When/if Lemmy gets something akin to AutoModerator, I can provide the numerous rules and filters that were in place to keep it running.