And now for something different.

I would like to share with all of you selected quotes from this little gem:

At the end of the day, the Japanese publishers only care for numbers. Sales numbers. That is how you secure licences. I see this as an unfair ploy, by trying to convince me to abandon my project with so called issues in future licensing, it is actually self-motivated by a desire to cash-in as many fan translations as he can, otherwise why so much emphasis on licensing current fan translated titles?

For the true artists the answer is YES. Of course YES! Eroge authors work in the lousily paid eroge industry with its taken-for-granted ultra-long hours and sub-standard pay, it’s certainly not for the money, but because they love what they do! In this job they can create and communicate ideas! They can touch people’s hearts, change people’s lives.

So please stop trying to convince fan translators that they are criminals, nothing they do is immoral, we don’t seek to harm anyone’s livelihood. The view you cast on us is so unfair and the logic is twisted.

The more this utter arrogance is forced upon us, the more you convict us to be criminals the more I want to press the Fuwanovel button. You see, the internet is bursting at the seams to bring these games to the West. We can’t help but make visual novels spread! STOP INHIBITING FAN TRANSLATION out of motivations for profit.

Sometimes it’s easy to forget but it really is just me on my own with these big ideas.

You should really read this for yourself though in all of its 1995 Geocities-esque glory with the randomly colored and underlined words.