Qidian Dual-hosting Wuxiaworld Novels

There it is, now everyone got the proof that Qidian is a aggrevator site.

 

Except they have a contractual agreement, between QI and WW allowing for them to host the translations.

 

You can say all you want, but the other thing that matters is evidence.

 

If a will eternal gets paywalled before i read it after so much waiting... ugh....

 

Again in the short run you run up costs but in the long run you profit, you pay a translator now when they need the money, but you profit in the long run because you have the money to invest, it works for both sides and they both benefit. QI loses now but gains more later.

 

What about ISSTH and AWE that you stole whereas they have EXCLUSIVE RIGHT from the author on it ?

By the way, good job from blocking my account on your website for stating the truth ... and all other account contesting what you did.

We see you. We know you.

You should be ashamed.

Qidian will die.

 

Can you at least acknowledge that from an outsiders point of view, taking all the content from a website, and then forcing that website to shut down for at least 10 days with a DMCA claim ON THE SAME DAY looks like you're just trying to grab viewers from Wuxiaworld?

 

Again, unrelated issues that happened to be coincidentally around the same time, had we been aware this was the time-frame the DMCA's would have finally taken place we would have looked at other options.

 

Aha, yes, the contractual agreement which Ren signed and somehow gave away ownership to translations he didn't own. I seriously doubt such a contract exist.

 

I know that DMCA issue and the 20 novel agreement are separate issues, you don't need to say it again. One has to do with the actual copyrights as you are the original holder, while the 20 novel agreement has to do with the hosting. I get this. I also know you cannot explain the agreement/ contract since that would break the non-disclosure agreement which is a big nono. You also probably weren't able to name the novels because of the NDA as it is part of the agreement, another big nono. You don't have to quote me again. I was praising you at doing you doing your job. Just accept the compliment or is this one of the reject 3 time before accepting things. jk

 

If what you say truly representes Qidan views on the subject colour me blue in surprise and throw me in the sea.
If this happens i would truly give kudos to Qidan

 

@Qidian

Ignored again.

 

no their not as you've taken TL'd worked that you don't own the rights for, if you had only dmca and not TAKEN AND USED THE TL'D WORK ..you could say what you did ,,,BUT YOU HAVEN'T

 

I just wan't to make absolutely sure, because there has been confusing on this part, i'm sorry if i misunderstood your intentions.

 

WW survives purley on ad revenue and patreon cause they have loyal readers/leechers totaling over 3 mil unique visitors every month and increasing.Qidian has shit.

 

Coincidentally, like try to get viewers using others work. How noble of you to talk about law and legal actions when you just go around taking peoples work. Plus it looks like Ren and the translators didn't even agree and you didn't even notify them and then you guys after stealing the translation try to shut down their website. Oh how funny.

 

I am trying my best to answer as many as i can, there are lots of people asking questions, as part of the agreement Wuxiaworld was able to offer translators the ability to translate their works, giving them legal rights to translate, however ownership of those were retained by Qidian.

 

"Except they have a contractual agreement, between QI and WW allowing for them to host the translations."

@Qidian it is literally impossible for you to be able to do this, since WW is a publisher and not an author, and therefore does not hold ownership of any works. If you do have an agreement, then it's null since you can't allow rights for something you do not own.