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LeilaniOtter replied to the thread What are your thoughts on creators advertising their Patreon.Oh, yes, that might be them. Thanks, hon.
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LeilaniOtter reacted to Eldoria's post in the thread What are your thoughts on creators advertising their Patreon with
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Maybe you mean webnovel? (or other platforms). As far as I know, RR's business model capitalizes on the site with advertising (either... -
LeilaniOtter replied to the thread What are your thoughts on creators advertising their Patreon.Well, ONE of those offers residuals to authors - I forget which one. There's so many venues, hard to keep them all straight.
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LeilaniOtter replied to the thread What are your thoughts on creators advertising their Patreon.You're aware RoyalRoad is MOSTLY fan-fiction, right?
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LeilaniOtter replied to the thread Hide and seek.A binder or file wouldn't fit where I am though. I would say things that would fit with me would be envelopes, flash drives, etc...
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Time to sprint with my eyes closed-nyah.
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LeilaniOtter replied to the thread Psychological of Color [Let's Learn About Color].This should really be "Psychology of Color", but fascinating to learn all the same. :love:
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LeilaniOtter replied to the thread What are your thoughts on creators advertising their Patreon.Hold on. So if someone is offering Patreons for fan-fiction, we should be reporting that as a violation?
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LeilaniOtter replied to the thread What are your thoughts on creators advertising their Patreon.This, all day long. It shocks me sometimes that RoyalRoad pays their authors for fan-fiction. Unethical and insulting.
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LeilaniOtter reacted to JordanIda's post in the thread What are your thoughts on creators advertising their Patreon with Love.
Much of the work I've encountered here is fan fiction. I have ethical qualms with profiteering from it. If other writers choose to...
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LeilaniOtter replied to the thread I Spy (but it's unfair).A stuffed Pikachu.
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LeilaniOtter replied to the thread What are your thoughts on creators advertising their Patreon.I just hope these people aren't counting on Patreons as anything more than secondary means of income. It takes remarkable talent and a...
