Do You Use the Similar Series Function?

[Yorth]

I'm actually curious about this one.

 

[Ral]

No.

 

[AliceShiki]

I'm not reading anything these days, so... Not really.

If I was reading more though, I think I'd probably just use the front page to find new stuff though...

 

[binarysoap]

I would use it if it gave better suggestions, but since it doesn't, I ignore it

 

[Kotohood]

I would use it if it actually works. At this point you might as well just remove it.

Fun fact, I've never seen it recommend my story at all.

 

[Megurashimono]

Where I can find that function? I'm curious.

 

[binarysoap]

Where I can find that function? I'm curious.

Similar series is on the bottom right of any random novel front page

 

[FlutterOfCrows]

I Use it on occasion, gives fun random results that appear similar, but somewhat arent. sometimes useful for finding buried unfinished gems.

 

[FireflyFanatic]

In all honesty the only way I've found good novels is on Trending or scrolling through the latest updates. I mostly get the same 20 or so novel suggestions in the Similar function on nearly every book I've come across. I've tried a lot of them, but just never really liked most of them, and wen't back to prowling elsewhere.

 

[OneSixSeven]

Maybe, maybe not.

 

[FireflyFanatic]

Honestly this kinda helps author loyalty. If an author manages to prove they can put out good content, then people will follow them even more fervently. It's probably one of the best way to find quality stories on scribblehub.

 

[TotallyHuman]

Many of them are dead so whazzapoint?

 

[Nerodith]

I wish, but really... This algorithm needs some work.
Like the others said, you either fall upon dropped stories or completely unrelated stories

 

[Nanakawaichan]

Nope. but yea I found some of the story with no 0 update/week.