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Several Ex Translators from WuxiaWorld, CritRPGPodcast, RR Authors, etc. Wowie! If you want to join our discord group as a 3rd party we can verify information with, hmu.

I'll be sure to share it when it's done :)

Haha yeah I just want to reward people early-on since the YT channel hasn't been monitized yet.

I'm going to be brief and get straight to the point. I'm Mike, I've been writing webfiction since 2018 and ever since I began my writing journey, I've been intrigued about the history of Web Fiction. Topics like: "Where did it start?", "Which platforms were early adopters?", and "Which Web...

Clip Studio and Photoshop

I'd join the lad until he's drunk enough not to notice me stealing his wallet.

I've also had this issue before when using DeviantArt for commissions. A guy scammed me 90 euros and never delivered anything - not even a draft... I use Fiverr and similar sites now for art (price is way lower and you get commercial rights without paying your left leg).

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Well, most of my characters work as cashiers, quit their job, and achieve nothing until they magically get transported to a fantasy world where their boring character can create interesting 'interactions' with other characters ^^

Maybe my lil System story will satisfy your cravings.

Or the German name generator, I spam that one a lot :sweating_profusely:.

It's true that RR has a better dashboard, I've been premium on their platform for a while now and the extra amount of stats and options you get on RR (if you go premium) are great. And yes, if you get noticed on RR than RR is definitely better to transfer traffic from your web novel to amazon or...

Yeah, I've noticed that. Blue Boxes are your bread and butter on RR.

The title pretty much explains it. As an author, which of the above do you prefer? Scribble Hub or RoyalRoad? Personally, I prefer Scribble Hub. Don't get me wrong, RoyalRoad is a great platform for writers - if you ever get noticed in the first place. On RR, your chapter will get buried in...

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I suggest using Grammarly (not the premium one, the free one is good enough for the basics). Also, when finishing a draft, reread it several times - you'll filter out tons of mistakes this way. Editors do cost some money but if you're considering publishing, most publishers will edit the story...

Not if the story is a satire...