dubyakay

Some news source released something that got redacted based on government pressure. Archive made a snapshot of the news source. Now the state actor goes after the Archive to prevent time sensitive information from spreading. They benefit from the information not being widely available immediately.

I doubt it. I'd sooner think it's a corporation or state actor.

Just like the former Governor of California.

KFC Palestine

Not fees though.

Akakiri is an even better example.

Are you replying to the right comment?

The release group or person is usually a tag at the end of the file name before the extension.

You could try auto-translating the subtitle files content, see how well a job some of the translation services do.

My small ass original country with 9m pop has its own subtitle pages for pirated content. You just need to search by title + release group (+episode, if a TV show).

I'm guessing most of them are created by some auto-subtitling services, because most are pretty horrible quality. But still better than nothing.

From China?

I'll just keep asking copilot about the damn exceptions until the effin code works. Na-na-nah!