Delayed Streaming: A combination of the above.

Delayed Digital Distribution can also happen if the creator was initially opposed to digital distribution, but later changed their mind and made their work(s) available. Presumably, the creator hopes that impatient fans will buy the physical release, but still wants people who wouldn't have done that anyway to have the option to buy it digitally.

Delayed Digital Distribution: The digital equivalent of Late Export for You, but usually not as severe.

In some cases, the creator will allow the work to be on certain streaming services, but not others.

The usual justification is that the streaming services pay creators too little - if this argument is used, expect debates on whether the creator's stance is justified, or they're just being greedy.

Denial of Streaming: You can purchase the work digitally, but it's not on services like Spotify or Netflix.

Common patterns include the following (note that some don't require a physical release): In many other cases, digital distribution does exist, but is restricted in some way. And even if the work is fully original, the creators may feel that digital distribution goes against the 'doujin spirit'.

A common explanation is copyright: Many of them are derivative works, and while IP owners are typically willing to ignore people who sell a limited number of physical copies, they may take action if you're selling a theoretically unlimited number of them digitally. Doujin works often fall under Denial of Digital Distribution.

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