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Apart from their neutral grey, anime titles can be either red or green. A green title means that the anime in question has a simulcast confirmed. A red title mean that the anime has started airing without a simulcast.
When sorting by weekly airdate, row shading separates days of the week. With other sorts, row shading is applied to odd rows for legibility. A thick red line shows the current date and time where it makes sense.
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I thought it would be nice to have an actual communication channel, so there it is. It has two main purposes:
It lets you get in touch with me and tell me there are problems with the site or its info.
It's a place for content updates. The backend, which is nice and all, generates tweets based on some particular interactions, like creating a new series, so sending updates is basically free.
I'm sunsetting the Twitter account because of its hostile new managenet. You can contact me at @nosgoroth@mastodon.social or via email at nosgoroth (at) gmail.
Who are you?
Eh, just some guy who wanted a nice visual representation of anime seasons and thought that other people might too.