@moonorbanana The most appropriate apology would not be directed at fans, but rather at the people who devoted their time and effort to creating the video for the fans. They should apologize for having committed an act that disrespected that work and provide some form of financial compensation
@moonorbanana I can, at a stretch, understand people who were unable to watch it complaining to the official source. However, the person who actually went to the venue, played the hero of justice, and secretly filmed and released it—I would like to see them face some kind of punishment.
@moonorbanana What exhausts me is the arrogance of trying to watch it by breaking the law, rather than simply exercising restraint here or expressing a wish for an official physical release.
@moonorbanana Entertainment is, after all, just entertainment; it is not something that must be provided to the entire world for free. If someone wants it, they should be prepared to provide proper compensation.
@moonorbanana I understand that there are cases where things have in fact been preserved through piracy, but it is inappropriate to cite such instances as so-called “success stories.”
@moonorbanana Even if something could be considered lost media, it is still surprising to see the lack of legal literacy among some foreigners who attempt to brazenly film works without permission and publish them in violation of the law.