Why the Rider and Sentai torrents are gone

[Dax]

Damn, got my hopes up for a while, stupid faker, why did you do that?
Wish it was true.

[Lunagel]

This person has been harassing takenoko for the past week or so trying to get him to start up subs for the shows again. Which, a) not cool, don't harass anyone, b) the whole reason we stopped was because of the VERY REAL legal hot water we could possibly get into. Trying to get someone to start up something you're aware could get them into trouble just so you can watch a children's show is despicable, and I hope this person realizes this someday.

[MaskedRiderChris2020]

I know, right? That was not cool. Got me excited for a moment too. *scowl*

[Dax]

This person has been harassing takenoko for the past week or so trying to get him to start up subs for the shows again. Which, a) not cool, don't harass anyone, b) the whole reason we stopped was because of the VERY REAL legal hot water we could possibly get into. Trying to get someone to start up something you're aware could get them into trouble just so you can watch a children's show is despicable, and I hope this person realizes this someday.

Totally agreed. I understand why you want to stay under the radar as much as possible. I'm not blaming you (the team) or anything.

[WhiteHero664]

they are about to copyright it in the west

Copyright is not a verb. You do not copyright something. As soon as it exists in a tangible, permanent form, it is protected by copyright. It's not a thing you file for. And for the most part it's international. All your posts are just showing you haven't the faintest idea about how rights work. And neither do I, but I dare say I know more than you do.

According to https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/copyright, copyright is a verb

[gordanbreaker3]

1 year later

[hamn8rjr]

you know, it's been like two years since this happened. but I still wonder, why did they wait until two years ago? if the company was aware of what you were doing, then why suddenly crack down on it? true you guys weren't exactly legal, but it still doesn't make sense. considering how well known you are, it doesn't make sense to force it now. not to mention Over-Time is still fansubbing. so why is it the more colorful fansubbers are banned from doing Super Sentai and Kamen Rider but the more plain one is still going after you guys lost it for two years? I know it's none of my business and I'm not a lawyer, but it doesn't seem right to me.

[msf232]

you know, it's been like two years since this happened. but I still wonder, why did they wait until two years ago? if the company was aware of what you were doing, then why suddenly crack down on it? true you guys weren't exactly legal, but it still doesn't make sense. considering how well known you are, it doesn't make sense to force it now. not to mention Over-Time is still fansubbing. so why is it the more colorful fansubbers are banned from doing Super Sentai and Kamen Rider but the more plain one is still going after you guys lost it for two years? I know it's none of my business and I'm not a lawyer, but it doesn't seem right to me.

There's still the possibility that Toei actually had nothing to do with it, if I'm guessing correctly