When lower left part missing is discovered, scan provider already sold this dakimakura, so the part will not be completed.

I just hope that next time the uploader would hide some of them from the index first instead of dumping such a large amount to it in one go...

moonian said:
I just hope that next time the uploader would hide some of them from the index first instead of dumping such a large amount to it in one go...

I do not understand the meaning. (because difficult english)

雪車町 said:
I do not understand the meaning. (because difficult english)

Here is a good read: howto:hold; particularly for the following:

If you upload a pool with more than 30 posts in one day, you must use the hold feature on all of them and release a maximum of 30 each day.

moonian said:
Here is a good read: howto:hold; particularly for the following:

Today's my upload is 15 files, so there is no problem.
Your comment eliminates my motivation.
I invest a huge amount of time for those images,
As a result, I get this complaint... yeah...

雪車町 said:
Today's my upload is 15 files, so there is no problem.
Your comment eliminates my motivation.
I invest a huge amount of time for those images,
so I get this complaint as a result...yeah...

My apologies: I was talking about the user DDD, who's also uploading dakimakuras at the same time, and I thought you two were uploading stuff from the same source.

moonian said:
My apologies: I was talking about the user:DDD, who's also uploading dakimakuras at the same time, and I thought you two were uploading stuff from the same source.

OK, I'm relieved. I will share this infomation with DDD.

If you upload a pool with more than 30 posts in one day, you must use the hold feature on all of them and release a maximum of 30 each day.

Hey 雪車町 thanks for all your dakimakuras upload that is great. But I have a question, how do you scan them, do you use a special super big scanner or is there a way to do it with a normal A4 scanner?

lunar62 said:
Hey 雪車町 thanks for all your dakimakuras upload that is great. But I have a question, how do you scan them, do you use a special super big scanner or is there a way to do it with a normal A4 scanner?

Those images was scanned by EPSON A3 flatbed scanner. (10 split)
And manual stitching them with Photoshop.
Therefore no special scanner required.

雪車町 said:
Those images was scanned by EPSON A3 flatbed scanner. (10 split)
And manual stitching them with Photoshop.
Therefore no special scanner required.

Wow it must take a very long time to scan them :o Thanks for the answer!