The Best Alternatives to Magastream

In a recent online article, author Stephanie Meyer wrote that she had tried out the new Magastream program. Like many people, she had also been interested in learning how to make money with affiliate marketing. As a result, she created her own blog and wrote about her journey in learning how to get started with affiliate marketing. The program was fun to use but it also took time for her to properly build her skills.

She wrote that she had tried to get in touch with the creator of Magastream to see if there were plans for future updates, but had not received any response. It turns out that the original owner of Magastream had tried to get in touch with her, too, but had not received any response. The reason why the original owner had not responded to her emails was because her blog was not focused on the topic of her articles, which is social media handles. Apparently, this made her feel "spammed" and that she would not receive any future updates from the owner. In fact, it was so bad that she decided to close her account.

But what of Magastream itself? How had it failed? In her article, Ms. Meyer mentioned that there were other manga readers that had tried to contact the creator, but he or she had not gotten back to them. Apparently, there are still other people who have tried to contact Mr. Yamauchi, but as of this writing, there has been no contact made. However, she did give examples of other social media handles for magastream: Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, WordPress and Tumblr.

One thing that bothered me about Magastream is the fact that its free offer to register give users access only to one piece of media, namely Mangas from Japan. I myself had problems trying to find translated Mangas and other Mangas from other countries. For those unfamiliar with the Japanese term, mangas translates loosely to novels. I was able to find a few pieces of translated Mangas online for free, but it was very limited and did not contain an English translation.

Another issue I had with magastream was the fact that its main goal was to provide translation of Japanese manga comics into English for easy reading online. Of course, anyone who knows the language can translate the comics themselves, but I feel that this is an unoriginal move. One might think that since this was the original intent, the website would cater to all types of languages and provide content in more than one language. In fact, it does provide content in more than one language; however, most articles and comics listed here are in English.

One major problem I had while looking for the best manga website to read manga online in Japan was finding out where you could find all the manga media. Magastream only provides one medium for manga downloads. As stated before, many manga fans have their own websites of their own that they update regularly with new manga media. Unfortunately, those sites are not covered by Magastream's services. Therefore, if you wanted access to manga like this on the internet, you would either have to visit individual sites or use an outside source such as torrent sites.

In my opinion, I believe the best alternatives to Magastream are the manga scanlation sites. These sites have always been recommended by manga experts and fans as the best ways to enjoy their favorite comics. The good news for those who want to read the manga without spending too much money or time on having it translated is that these sites now exist. In fact, the better alternative to Magastream is manga scanlation.

There are a couple reasons why I think scanlations are better than Magastream, in terms of cost and convenience. First, with a traditional manga website, you have to spend tons of time and money to maintain a huge collection of manga translations. This is because you would need to hire professional editors, translator and people who know how to handle the different kinds of formats your manga has been made into. With a manga website, you get a lot more flexibility because you only pay for the amount of pages you want to have scanned, not the number of pages you want to translate.