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Sports field? Aren't you the library? How could it be related to sports? Also, you confirmed that the email address sent to you is related to the library. But you're not sure if it really is? If it has nothing to do with your library, I need to report it to the National Network Information Security Department so they can investigate. This might affect the use of the current website in the Chinese mainland. Do you want to double-check it? Is there a dedicated person responsible for the email address?
I have seen the link you sent. Since I have only been using it for a short while, I need to verify whether it is genuine or not.
So it seems that we have found the person this time. Is your account virtual? Can we send private messages, like in social apps, and add each other as friends?
Could it be understood as a membership system? I thought you were operating for free? Otherwise, given the current international situation, are you libraries "engaging in charity work" now?

图书馆的账号无法使用 wrote: 18 Apr 2026, 12:40 Sports field? Aren't you the library? How could it be related to sports?

I have no idea where you got sports field from. Bad translation.

Also, you confirmed that the email address sent to you is related to the library.

The one I put in bold is the library. I have no idea who the other one is. It might be a chinese domain of the library, might not. Why not ask the one you know is genuine, if the other one is?

But you're not sure if it really is? If it has nothing to do with your library, I need to report it to the National Network Information Security Department so they can investigate. This might affect the use of the current website in the Chinese mainland.

Threatening the library with legal action is not going to have the effect you think it will. What it will do is make people here less likely to try and help you.

Could it be understood as a membership system? I thought you were operating for free? Otherwise, given the current international situation, are you libraries "engaging in charity work" now?

Right from the start Z-library was founded on the belief that access to knowledge needs to be free. I have no idea where you're getting the rest of this blather from.

Sports field。This is the reply you sent over. The translation is as follows:
Threat? It seems that there's only one email address on your user forum, right? Or do you have a policy that prevents users from getting too familiar with you? If it's prohibited, as you said in your reply, you'd better not waste my time with unnecessary talk. You need to protect your rights, and so do I.

yes threat. Reporting the library to this 'National Network Information Security Department' counts as a threat.

I think it would be best if we both accept you don't really wish help, and totally misunderstand the nature of the library.

If we interpret it based on your reply, does that mean the library is restricting users' usage? Your previous reply was uncertain. So, did you ask about it yourselves? And did you send us the email address, and is it the email address of your library? And you yourself are the administrator.

What part of 'just a moderator' was unclear?

The one I put in bold is the library. I have no idea who the other one is. It might be a chinese domain of the library, might not. Why not ask the one you know is genuine, if the other one is?
This is your reply. Since you are the administrator, you need to ask.one.no-reply@z-lib.pe。The authenticity of this email address is beyond my jurisdiction. I'm just a user.

I encountered an error when there are 5 books in the booklist and the number 2 in the title BOOKS(2). Example here https://z-lib.gd/booklist/2320645/caa6e ... funny.html

P.S. Regarding the language of communication on the forum, and about the discussion above, I think for unification, including searching through the forum, one language is needed, especially for serious topics like this. For example, for me, English is not native, so I use a translator for my posts and do not see this as a problem, since this action of mine makes it easier to work on messages for admins and other users. I believe that the responsibility for conveying the meaning of my message to other users (especially in the field of free and open community) lies with me, and if I want it to be correctly understood in the shortest possible time by other people, I myself must translate it into a universal language understandable to others. At the moment, on planet Earth, the universal language of the Internet is English.

bisQuit wrote: 23 Apr 2026, 09:36 I encountered an error when there are 5 books in the booklist and the number 2 in the title BOOKS(2). Example here https://z-lib.gd/booklist/2320645/caa6e ... funny.html

Did you fix the book? It has a proper title now. They all do. Opened all book pages from that booklist, did not get an error. Do you remember what the error that popped up was, please?

P.S. Regarding the language of communication on the forum, and about the discussion above, I think for unification, including searching through the forum, one language is needed, especially for serious topics like this. For example, for me, English is not native, so I use a translator for my posts and do not see this as a problem, since this action of mine makes it easier to work on messages for admins and other users. I believe that the responsibility for conveying the meaning of my message to other users (especially in the field of free and open community) lies with me, and if I want it to be correctly understood in the shortest possible time by other people, I myself must translate it into a universal language understandable to others. At the moment, on planet Earth, the universal language of the Internet is English.

Yea, that discussion turned into a nightmare, I think in part because neither of us were having much success in understanding the others' language. English makes sense going forwards, so it has my vote. Its relatively complex, and has a small alphabet - doesn't have several thousand symbols to learn, and you don't have to genderise words.