User blog comment:WhiteSamurai/The vote on quality/@comment-173.24.192.74-20150327130859

Checking the character descriptions, I see references to the story showing that it has surpassed at least 245 days. The last readable translation here is day 122. Option 1 assumes a "blistering" translation rate of 2 story days/month. That's 24 story days/year. So, about 4.5 to 5 years just to catch up to where the story is right now. How many years do you really want to be working on this?

As for Option 2, there are translation groups that put out worse and consider their work to be a "quality" product, so I don't consider this option to be an "offense" in the slightest. As long as it's readable and understandable, that's the main point.

In the end, the choice is really yours. Spend years just trying to catch up wtih where the story is now, with the potential of several more years after that to reach wherever the story may have gone, or catch up quickly and not stress over it.

But what do I know? I'm just an Anon reader passing by. ;)