Talk:Deep-Sea Prisoner/@comment-34475771-20171210024747/@comment-26941852-20180310102716

AFAIK, a lot of small Japanese creators are rather oblivious of the extremities outside their language and country, and most of them don't have the ability to sue/fight back so they resort to defeat, but continuing with their creation bouts anyway. Sure there are the locales to be aware of as well, but the point being extremity, that can just be way too much of problem. If they used translator for English, that should be a cue enough.

One case if you care; I was following one of the soundtrack makers, of soundtrack used in DSP's games, and for what he tried to give the world as free(and even allowed people to make money out of), his music used by user in YT  was contentID'd by copyright troll, he tried to fix it by mailing Google(which YT is subsidiary of), and had given up with statement saying that Google does not even acknowledge the ability of it's translator machine as any kind of decent reason to lift the contentID match on his works, Google Japan only threw him to international issues as well due to that contentID troll company resides in the west. That is only one of many other troubles that I know about language barrier being issue to the standing of their creations.