World's Biggest Anime Piracy Site Has Officially Rebranded
www.cbr.comThe world's biggest anime piracy site has officially rebranded following a dramatic rise in notoriety and a blocking order from the High Courts.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/12671057
Aniwatch has officially rebranded to HiAnime
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“Dont rebrand your site for 5 minutes” - challenge impossible
guess copyright lawyers are behind their asses. this happen often with sites that have a huge userbase
Ye i knoow but still funny how shortlived “aniwatch” was.