Is there a rule or etiquette about requesting?

[account]

Is there a general rule or forum etiquette about making requests?

I was hoping to ask for part 2 of a request I made, but I don't want to appear greedy.

Thanks!

 

[Shine]

Hello account

https://www.anime-sharing.com/threads/request-rules.12849/

 

[account]

Hello account

https://www.anime-sharing.com/threads/request-rules.12849/

Thank you for that. However, I don't see any specific rule about politeness or waiting a specific time between requests?

 

[Shine]

Thank you for that. However, I don't see any specific rule about politeness or waiting a specific time between requests?

there is no rule about that.

 

[Checkmate]

Thank you for that. However, I don't see any specific rule about politeness or waiting a specific time between requests?

We welcome your requests without imposing strict restrictions, but we do expect common sense and basic etiquette from all users. While submitting requests here is free, getting them fulfilled can be another matter. Here are some essential tips to increase your chances of success:

• Avoid making unreasonable requests: Exclusive or limited items are often unattainable. Many limited releases, particularly from events like Comiket, may be irretrievably lost. C'est la vie.
• Provide as many relevant links and cover art as possible; this extra information assists the uploader in determining the best approach to fulfill your request.
• Focus on popular requests rather than niche ones. Aligning your request with the uploader's interests significantly boosts your chances of fulfillment.
• Submit your request only after the item's release date; avoid asking for pre-orders or items scheduled for future release, as many have faced extensive delays.
• Clearly specify any updates or new versions needed, and avoid unrelated text in your request.

Hope this helps.

 

[account]

We welcome your requests without imposing strict restrictions, but we do expect common sense and basic etiquette from all users. While submitting requests here is free, getting them fulfilled can be another matter. Here are some essential tips to increase your chances of success:

• Avoid making unreasonable requests: Exclusive or limited items are often unattainable. Many limited releases, particularly from events like Comiket, may be irretrievably lost. C'est la vie.
• Provide as many relevant links and cover art as possible; this extra information assists the uploader in determining the best approach to fulfill your request.
• Focus on popular requests rather than niche ones. Aligning your request with the uploader's interests significantly boosts your chances of fulfillment.
• Submit your request only after the item's release date; avoid asking for pre-orders or items scheduled for future release, as many have faced extensive delays.
• Clearly specify any updates or new versions needed, and avoid unrelated text in your request.

Hope this helps.

Thank you very much for your detailed response. I understand the basic culture of this site better, now.

I'm attempting to collect (and spread) the very difficult-to-buy Twin Angels collections by Yazabi, so this site has been a great help and I didn't want to be greedy or overwhelm any contributors.

https://www.anime-sharing.com/threa...aw-twin-angels-if-2-redraw-by-yazabi.1763854/ For reference as to how I write my requests, which I hope is in line with your guidance.

Thanks!

 

[Checkmate]

https://www.anime-sharing.com/threa...aw-twin-angels-if-2-redraw-by-yazabi.1763854/ For reference as to how I write my requests, which I hope is in line with your guidance.

I think that will suffice. However, the harder it is, the lower the probability of it being filled. But you never know your luck and it doesn't hurt trying like this.

Looking at the brighter side however, we will always have other stuff that you may like.

 

[Jelly-filled Donut]

This is the rule for Game Requests, but it generally applies to CG Requests too:

https://www.anime-sharing.com/threa...quest-on-release-date-and-be-patient.1072953/

In short: be reasonable, don't be an asshole, and have patience. You know, having common sense. If someone needs a "specific rule" which requires them to be polite, then they need to go back to the elementary school.