Can happen to everyone, I see many leakers/or at least guys who share stuff but not getting the right information in the end.
As I said Vegapunk release spoiler for some chapter where no provider leaked anything(Oroojackson time I think Rayan should also remember these spoilers from the past). Redon/YP many of them get first information about the chapter and later (one day before the picture spoilers) they getting the picture. If some informations coming not true it isn´t bad, let say of 100Leaked spoiler Vega only had few wrong spoiler(as example), do it destroy his name when he leaked so many other spoiler.
Here he said that he have the information about someone else, people can believe it or not, I don´t do it but that was not the point from first start.^^
As I said Vegapunk release spoiler for some chapter where no provider leaked anything(Oroojackson time I think Rayan should also remember these spoilers from the past). Redon/YP many of them get first information about the chapter and later (one day before the picture spoilers) they getting the picture. If some informations coming not true it isn´t bad, let say of 100Leaked spoiler Vega only had few wrong spoiler(as example), do it destroy his name when he leaked so many other spoiler.
Here he said that he have the information about someone else, people can believe it or not, I don´t do it but that was not the point from first start.^^
My guy, He destroyed his own name. People will just not accept to believe his spoilers from now on. Even if its a "few" spoilers his creditability plummeted. Thats because of his doing. This spoiler is not a small thing or irrelevant. This is pirate king level so obviously people are going to be very skeptical of what he says.
I do it myself, As I said mulitple times I don´t buy it much and agree with what @EtenBoby said.
@mckengrie
Ah I understand now your point, yeah it was dumb from him to said that his source was talkop.
@mckengrie
Ah I understand now your point, yeah it was dumb from him to said that his source was talkop.
