Anime on Demand - Good news and bad news

[ilmaestro]

You're right, I apologize for ever considering that you might not get accused of being confrontational, it actually was that obvious all along.

 

[ConanThe3rd]

I'll fight for my right to party and not have AOD sink like every other attempt to not utterly fail at UK anime distro, thanks.

 

[ilmaestro]

Are you willfully missing my point? I have already said elsewhere that I agree with some of the content of your posts, your attitude is what stinks. Your "right to party" does not extend as far as you would like to think.

 

[ConanThe3rd]

No, I'm not continuing this conversation with you, it's a waste of my time and AOD will be dead before we're finished.

 

[Shiroi Hane]

"Soapboxing" nearly got you banned from ANN you know.

 

[ConanThe3rd]

Oh, is that what they call having an opinion these days? This whole having an opinion that's not the mainstream one (because, in the instance of ANN, I was British and therefore disqualified from watching online streams, funny how war never changes) is so upsetting, I'm sure.

 

[Zin5ki]

Mr Bertschy would be very cross.

 

[Rui]

Nobody's upset at you for having a personal opinion, Conan, they're upset at you for attempting to force it on everyone and speaking in an excessively dramatic, threatening way about even the most humble of topics. AoD is just a company trying something new to provide us with a service. At the end of the day you can use it, or not use it. The third option (whining ad nauseum over it and making sweeping declarations as an armchair business analyst) doesn't tend to go down too well.

R

 

[MaxonTreik]

Oh, is that what they call having an opinion these days? This whole having an opinion that's not the mainstream one (because, in the instance of ANN, I was British and therefore disqualified from watching online streams, funny how war never changes) is so upsetting, I'm sure.

 

[ConanThe3rd]

Nobody's upset at you for having a personal opinion, Conan, they're upset at you for attempting to force it on everyone and speaking in an excessively dramatic, threatening way about even the most humble of topics. AoD is just a company trying something new to provide us with a service. At the end of the day you can use it, or not use it. The third option (whining ad nauseum over it and making sweeping declarations as an armchair business analyst) doesn't tend to go down too well.

R

Fine.
Just, Fine.

 

[Ian Wolf]

AoD has just said on Twitter that, "we do have an announcement or two coming soon, just sorting details now folks ."