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rileykifer replied to the thread How to move forward?.You have to stop paying attention to the stats and analytics. Stop checking them, remember why you started writing in the first place... -
rileykifer reacted to Time4T's post in the thread Do authors want readers to point out spelling/typos in comments? with
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"Even though most say "they" want critical feedback..." I don't even like publicly correcting myself! -
rileykifer replied to the thread Do authors want readers to point out spelling/typos in comments?.Yeah, I think this is the best way to go about it. I've never been comfortable giving unsolicited feedback because you don't know what...
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rileykifer reacted to Time4T's post in the thread Do authors want readers to point out spelling/typos in comments? with Like.
Even though most say want critical feedback, the more I think about it, the less comfortable I am giving it. Screw the typos. Not my...
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rileykifer reacted to AliceMoonvale's post in the thread Do authors want readers to point out spelling/typos in comments? with Like.
As long as it's done nicely and not in an erm, ackschually, it's spelled like this and ur dumb, way, then it's fine.
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rileykifer reacted to Assurbanipal_II's post in the thread Do authors want readers to point out spelling/typos in comments? with Like.
:meowsip: Write two comments. First thank you for the chapter, and the suggestion. Just the spelling alone reads demotivating...
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rileykifer reacted to NotOriginal's post in the thread Do authors want readers to point out spelling/typos in comments? with Like.
Some times yes, they are very much appreciated but most times they are annoying, like the person reads your series just to Grammar...
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rileykifer replied to the thread Do authors want readers to point out spelling/typos in comments?.I'm fine with it, as long as it's not the only interaction I'm getting from the person. To me, it comes off as critical otherwise. Like...
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tbh this reads like one of those engage-baiting scammer bots that will then ask to go into discord/telegram/whatever. There are tons of...
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Majority will skip it. Keep it within 2k-3k. But if you are popular and have a reader base, go ahead. There are a few authors who write...
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rileykifer reacted to L1aei's post in the thread How do you write an engaging main character that makes you want to read the rest of his story? with Like.
After taking some time to think this out, I want to merge my points in reference to these good points for creating engaging characters...
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rileykifer reacted to N0xiety's post in the thread Tried drawing a Cat for the First time with Like.
Imagine if your cat turned into this shit and you find it standing over your bed looking down on you first thing you wake up lol. And...
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rileykifer replied to the thread How to write previous relationships..I took a quick look/skim and from what I picked up, the beginning seems okay to me. I prefer when stories dump you straight into action...
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rileykifer replied to the thread How to write previous relationships..I don't know if I'm missing context, but I don't see how simply mentioning two characters shared a past would confuse the readers. Just...
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Stars are and always will be a terrible system for anything other than objective measures of quality. They simply aren't a system meant...