[Locked] FAKKU State of the Union 2016

Well, I had fun here. And fuck you guys for ruining it.

I'm out.

lol, for the money?

wha, are porn stuff really that raking in gold?
did you see how much adult business really rakes in? add to the fact that people are leeching like they have the right.

wait a minute, did you even check the price of the actual magazines in japan for starters?

tried to say something smart, but you certainly used the wrong head when you thought about it.

what would you know about business and money? you don't even spend a single cent for things that do need to be paid.

for people saying they're "doing it for the money".... fucking dimwits don't even know that someone else paid for your fapping goods to other scanslators. of course it's always about money. people WORK to EARN, place food in their tables for their family, pay for bills and hobbies, just like everyone else. you guys got guts to saying it was for the money, but you guys also work for the money.
unless you're a NEET, then we should stop talking, because you're worthless for starters.

fuck, it's like people are thinking that the Japanese artists and even the scanslators before are all doing that for free. cant think properly because you got cockblocked?

drop in visitors? of course it would drop. you can already see majority of the traffic was done by leechers to fap and to leave. many of "total post: 1" just say here "no thanks" and leave. some others don't even bother. does that make it any bad? for free fappers that are a leech in society, probably. again, just go wank at your dad's ass for free porn.


money makes the fucking world go round. using "doing it for the money" as an antagonistic approach for the argument is stupid because no one works for free.

For me I can't afford to pay for porn. I don't see myself entitled at less I hope I'm not. I only pay for things that I know I can get the value out of like mmos, hulu, and etc. Porn and hentai is not one of those things. I maybe only look at hentia for maybe 30mins a month so paying $13/mo is not worth that for me. I only wish Fakku the best of luck.

This website sux now

Well it was a fun ride all these years with Fakku,
Best site i been going for years,
I come once before see its only CC, so i gave up.

Coming now it's still only Credit Card,
I wish there was another Payment method so i could have a Subscription.

As Long as there is no Paypal or Webmoney Payment Method i think i can't buy any sub :(
not so sure about Webmoney but it is a lot Easier than Paypal,
i think if u get a Personal Passport you can easily get a Gateaway for the site.
Would love to pay for a Sub after it is available.

I have only posted on this thread once before asking certain questions regarding this decision and they have largely been answered, so I will ask further :) Once again I feel the need to preface this post with the fact that I am and have been a paying subscriber since the beginning and will continue to be for many reasons. I am also a frequent book purchaser and have most of the books Fakku has released. I am also not, nor have I been, an active member in the community, only a consumer. As such, my knowledge of previous answers on threads outside of this by employees of Fakku are severely limited, so pardon any ignorance of mine.

That being said, one issue I did not bring up previously was the distinction between books and subscriptions. What led to this distinction? Why was this the decision made? Were other approaches considered? Why not include the cost of books in subscriptions and increase the price of subscriptions as necessary? Undoubtedly there are some questions I'm not asking, but these are the ones I know to ask currently.

As once stated by Fakku, the idea of allowing subscriptions for specific content (publication/magazine, artist, genre, etc.) at a reduced price was considered and rejected on the basis that it would promote favoritism and crowd out other content perhaps because they are not well established or there content/subject matter is not as popular (NTR vs Winscest as an example). This line of reasoning is not without legitimate criticism but I can understand the decision and accept it regardless of what I want as a consumer. Why then was this same rationale not applied to books? They are a specific body or work for a single artist that has a substantial amount of content that most would probably desire to read. The price, at its lowest, is less that $10 for a digital copy and nothing more. The price of a subscription, albeit monthly, as less than $13 for a greater amount of content than a book released by a single author. I do not understand why a unique paywall is given to books and is excluded from subscribers that do not wish to pay extra for such content.

I have purchased books in the past because the content was so attractive that I didn't think beyond that simple fact of is this something I want. As a subscriber, I feel slightly...what's the word...ripped off? excluded? unrewarded for my support? The feeling is hard to describe but these are the best words or phrases I can come up with at the moment. I feel this way since there exists content on Fakku that my subscription does not grant me access to, and I'm denied access without any reason or rationale that I am aware of. If someone could explain to me why this is the case I would greatly appreciate it.

Let me reiterate that I am and will continue to be a Fakku subscriber and a purchaser of books.