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Hot not hot take: it's useless saying to gatekeep mangago.
Reasons being:
1) this site is not some hidden little corner of the internet. It's right out in the open. Search a manhwa title + free and there's a pretty damn good chance mgg will be one of the first results
2) this site is literally plastered all over social media. Twitter, insta, tiktok, you name it. People have been talking about it for years and it's not like mgg suddenly appeared yesterday. The site has been around for over 10 years
3) there have been countless posts and discussions from lezshit about taking mgg down and yet it's still here. At this point hearing "they're going to take it down" means very little when we've heard it over and over again and nothing actually happens
4) authors and artists have reported mgg multiple times and what came of it? Basically nothing. It's been like pouring water onto sand. You can report it, complain about it, make posts about it and the site just keeps crawling back
5) and most importantly people seem to forget that this is a pirate site. What exactly are people expecting? Stability? Permanence? Sites like this are inherently volatile. They can disappear tomorrow, get blocked, change domains, lose their content or just stop working. Don't get attached to something that was never guaranteed to exist in the first place.
Gatekeeping is a fucking pointless effort anyway. Just enjoy your manga while it's there and if the day comes when it's gone, then make peace with it and move the fuck on.
End of story. Amen.
Reasons being:
1) this site is not some hidden little corner of the internet. It's right out in the open. Search a manhwa title + free and there's a pretty damn good chance mgg will be one of the first results
2) this site is literally plastered all over social media. Twitter, insta, tiktok, you name it. People have been talking about it for years and it's not like mgg suddenly appeared yesterday. The site has been around for over 10 years
3) there have been countless posts and discussions from lezshit about taking mgg down and yet it's still here. At this point hearing "they're going to take it down" means very little when we've heard it over and over again and nothing actually happens
4) authors and artists have reported mgg multiple times and what came of it? Basically nothing. It's been like pouring water onto sand. You can report it, complain about it, make posts about it and the site just keeps crawling back
5) and most importantly people seem to forget that this is a pirate site. What exactly are people expecting? Stability? Permanence? Sites like this are inherently volatile. They can disappear tomorrow, get blocked, change domains, lose their content or just stop working. Don't get attached to something that was never guaranteed to exist in the first place.
Gatekeeping is a fucking pointless effort anyway. Just enjoy your manga while it's there and if the day comes when it's gone, then make peace with it and move the fuck on.
End of story. Amen.
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if mangago actually gets taken down, what would you recommend doing? What other sites/apps should I use?
don't wanna hear about yall dying or crying over this, give me pragmatic advices ty
don't wanna hear about yall dying or crying over this, give me pragmatic advices ty
about your opinions
recommend me some true hidden gems, any genre, any format. I want stories no one ever talks about, the really good ones that get overlooked
let's actually use this forum for something good for once
let's actually use this forum for something good for once
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For those who don’t know, in September 2026 a former student of Cornell university filed a lawsuit as Jane Doe saying she was drugged with alcohol, marijuana and ketamine and gang raped at the Chi Phi fraternity house on October 2024 when she was 20. 7 male students raped her for 7 hours and other 50+ men in a groupchat knew about this and did/said nothing.
At the time she reported it to the Cornell university police a few weeks after it happened but no criminal charges were filed at the time.
Now the case has been reopened and it gained massive attention thanks to the hashtag #iamjanedoe. Guess what? The university decided that an “educational” essay was the adequate punishment for these seven guys involved. A fucking essay.
What are yall’s thoughts on this?
At the time she reported it to the Cornell university police a few weeks after it happened but no criminal charges were filed at the time.
Now the case has been reopened and it gained massive attention thanks to the hashtag #iamjanedoe. Guess what? The university decided that an “educational” essay was the adequate punishment for these seven guys involved. A fucking essay.
What are yall’s thoughts on this?