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Ah, OK. That makes sense. Should be added to the FAQ, then.

Thank you. Will do. But they really then should either change it back to "download" (which is what the FAQ tells us to look for) or change the FAQ to reflect the new look. And then change the separate icons into one single icon of one colour. Simpler = less chance of confusion. At least th...

According to FAQ I'm supposed to "click on 'download'" to get the torrent file. Well, yes, have been doing this for years. Only ... now there is NO "download". It's been replaced by three separate, differently coloured arrows and a fourth icon. And no explanation I could find in ...

I'd happily settle for just being able to see the rest of Season 3. All I've been able to find (subtitled) thus far is the first dozen or so episodes. And the actress who plays Kaoru's mother in the first season is supposed to be back, too, albeit as a different character. *sigh*

It's a little complicated. Somewhere around '98 I saw a couple of episodes of some dorama about a girl who works at an Anna Miller's and who falls in love with a guy whose family tries to keep them apart. At least I think that was the plot because no subtitles ... But, at the time I didn't know this...

Something definitely appears to be wrong somewhere in the background because, not only do I have the problems people here list, I'm suddenly getting an error on the ASUNARO HAKUSHO series I was getting until just a little while ago. Now that I'm at 29%? "Requested downlod not authorized for use...

I'm looking for the name of a mid-90s dorama. Plot in a nutshell, this girl gets dumped by her boyfriend/fiance. She relocates, goes to work at an Anna Miller's, then meets the man of her dreams. Only ... his family aren't crazy about her and the guy's mother does everything she can to make sure the...

Just one of many series which I have the first x episodes of and then wait and wait and wait and ... while month after month after month goes by and no sign of the last few coming out any time soon. One can appreciate the amount of work required to sub such series, but it's still VERY frustrating fo...

What gets to me is not just the obvious story, but what it also says about the state of the educational system in Japan and, I daresay, elsewhere. North America also suffers from the weaselly bureaucrats and officials who are so afraid of losing their jobs, they can't stand up and point out when som...