#mr26

[studiocyen]

My main hit MR 26 thanks to the PA from the contest.

[tambokazooie]

mr26 answered your question:So, basically, there’s two different Quicksilvers...

In all continuities except I guess for the upcoming Avengers movie

I sort of assumed even before asking, but I was just double checking.

[maschepotatoes]

Carles Puyol has a dedication to the late Miki Roque on his boots. Legend.

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File Sharing

mr26 answered your question: Coming out tomorrow:

Why do you pirate the comics? It’s only hurting the creators. The show I get, since it’s free on TV and all that…

Alright, here we go, explanations. This might turn into a rant, and I apologize in advance to anyone that wants to read this.

First of all, I'm not pirating anything, I'm merely sharing with others, what someone else uploaded. So, really, no point of argument there.

Now, why share them with others? Well, the YJ fandom is spread out all over the world, most of us, myself included, don't have access to purchasing the physical counterpart of the comics, and I'm not sure how the online buying works out, but anyway, I don't have the ability to pay for it, so that's crossed out.

You can tell me a lot of things buddy, but I guarantee you that the sharing of the episodes is just as bad as sharing the comics.

Here's a little fact for you, the episodes aren't free! Did you know, when people pay for TV Service, they're actually are paying the network they're watching? Yeah, that TV bill actually helps fund the glorious entertainment we see.

Which is why it's so hard to find online streams of tv channels, because it's not free.

Ergo, your argument is invalid, since it's not true. I'm "hurting" the creators by sharing the eps, as much as I am with the comics, if we go by your statement.

In reality, the only thing that I'm doing is "peer to peer sharing" a controversial but legal process. I'm sharing files with friends, people in this fandom. If they want to share it to someone else, and then it spreads around, that's not for me to control.

The internet is a big and fast paced place, and as a person currently studying Contemporary Communications, I'd know.