漫畫家因網路霸凌退出社群媒體
Manga creator leaves social media due to online harassment
近年來，全球漫畫產業經歷了一種令人擔憂的趨勢：創作者因嚴重的網路霸凌而離開社群媒體。
In recent years, the global manga industry has experienced a troubling trend: creators leaving social media due to severe online harassment.
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As manga gains international popularity, artists like Syundei, the creator of 'Go For It, Nakamura!', have felt forced to delete their accounts after facing intense abuse.
中村君》作者 Syundei 這樣的藝術家，在面對強烈辱罵後，感到被迫刪除帳號。
This harassment often stems from 'overzealous fans' who feel entitled to influence story directions or character development, especially after anime adaptations expose the work to a wider, often unfamiliar audience.
這種騷擾往往源自那些自認有權干涉故事走向或角色發展的「過度狂熱粉絲」，特別是在動畫改編讓作品曝光給更廣泛且陌生的受眾之後。
Global accessibility, while great for reach, has exposed creators to cultural misunderstandings and toxicity, amplified by AI translation tools.
全球化的觸及面雖然有利於傳播，卻也讓創作者暴露在文化誤解與惡意中，並透過 AI 翻譯工具被放大。
Many artists now feel pressured by fans to change their creative visions, leading to coordinated spamming and personal attacks.
許多藝術家現在感到來自粉絲要求改變創作願景的壓力，進而引發協同式的騷擾訊息與人身攻擊。
Despite using tools like blocking or muting, creators find current platform safeguards insufficient against persistent, bad-faith campaigns.
儘管使用封鎖或靜音等功能，創作者仍認為現有的平台保護措施對抗持續的惡意行為顯得杯水車薪。
This environment has caused significant psychological distress, forcing many authors to operate under strict anonymity or leave public platforms entirely.
這種環境造成了嚴重的心理創傷，迫使許多作者在極度匿名的狀態下工作，或乾脆離開公開平台。
The industry now faces a structural challenge, as creators must balance the need for global engagement with the harsh reality of modern online feedback loops, highlighting the urgent need for better protections for artists against digital hostility.
漫畫產業現正面臨一項結構性挑戰，因為創作者必須在「全球投入度」與「現代網路回饋機制的殘酷現實」之間尋求平衡，這也凸顯了提供藝術家更強大的網路敵意防護已是刻不容緩的當務之急。
