Quote from Manick

Well, wouldn't status not make any sense because its on your wish list and you haven't started reading it yet? I would think date changed would be more logical because you can see how long it has been on your wish list.

Interesting... I never considered helping tip off scanlators with the wish lists...

I admit it does make more sense for the majority of my wish list. Don't mind me too much then. I tend to throw ideas into the wind no matter how illogical they may seem. Guess I just need to stop being lazy and check every so often to see if any dropped series have been picked up again...or move certain mangas back to my reading list...Hahaha. ^_^;

In a way, you've already started to tip off scanslation groups just by having the List Stats available! It's just a matter of knowing if these groups comb through all these series individually to see what's currently being requested. We as users can always go to our favorite groups and politely ask them to translate when it comes down to it...but I like the collective implication method better. ^_-

Well good luck reaching your goals and thanks for the Lists features! It keeps this poor soul organized.

Quote from sqrdreams

I admit it does make more sense for the majority of my wish list. Don't mind me too much then. I tend to throw ideas into the wind no matter how illogical they may seem. Guess I just need to stop being lazy and check every so often to see if any dropped series have been picked up again...or move certain mangas back to my reading list...Hahaha. ^_^;

Well if scanslators notice maybe that along with themselves there are many people looking at this title, it's maybe the nicer and more "indirect" way of saying that there's interest in the title. Personally, I think scanslators usually have several projects being worked on by different people, so unless they really like something they probably wouldn't pick up the project unless they really love it, because it will just sit in the waiting list.

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