例句與造句

1. Historically, copyright holders have not requested scanlators to stop distribution before a work is licensed in the translated language.
2. Much like their earlier predecessors, the anime fansub community, scanlators tend to organize into groups and divide the labor amongst themselves.
3. Thus, scanlators usually feel it is relatively'safe'to scanlate series which have not been commercially released in their country.
4. By 1998, many free hosting services such as Geocities and Angelfire hosted scanlations, and eventually scanlators congregated to form an IRC channel named " # mangascans ".
5. The majority of scanlation groups seemed to uphold an unspoken agreement between them and manga publishers; that when a series is officially licensed, scanlators are expected to police themselves.
6. It's difficult to find scanlators in a sentence. 用scanlators造句挺難的
7. In other words, copyright laws restrict the provider's actions ( the scanlators, translators, fansub providers ) or the receiver's actions ( me and other people who DOWNLOAD and SHARE them)
8. Scanlators say that they scanlate to promote the series or the author in their own language, but Hope Donovan suggests that the scanlator's goal is more along the lines of " self-promotion ", and argues that it is prestigious for a scanlator to have many fans.
9. Even in the article it's written so, so it's not logic to ignore massive groups like some of the scanlators and fansubbers when Crunchyroll is there ( using the product of fansubbers ) that all in all works in a no different way than the one I explained two paragraphs ago, while also being commercial.
10. Due to manga's popularity steadily increasing in the overseas market, copyright holders felt that scanlators were intruding on their sales and in 2010, a group of 36 Japanese publishers and a number of US publishers banded together to form the Manga Multi-national Anti-Piracy Coalition to " combat " illegal scanlations, especially mentioning scanlation aggregator websites.