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There are specific novels that I don't want to see, but I don't want to blacklist any of the tags either. Is it possible to include hiding specific stories from the release page?

Is there no "no" or "meh" option? Most polls have it.

It does, doesn't it? I have mine on default so I never checked. Still, perhaps it might be possible to add a bypass when "replying to" reviews?

It's not mine but: Tree of Aeons (Non-human MC, male) Centifire: Deciphering Magic (Magic and fantasy, sci-fi minor)

I feel it is excessive as well. It's not like being messaged is violating your informational privacy--you still have to give them information manually for that.

Good question, me.

Banned for looking.

It is indeed the similar series list, which is what I mean by when you're on the novel page (front page of a novel)

Front page -Aside from trending and latest series, perhaps add a recommended series list generated from recent novels that the reader has read -Random series carousel -Expand the trending and latest series carousel so that clicking the arrow on a 1920 screen doesn't just show ONE extra novel...

Banned for using an image in your reason.

Power: The power to return to the time you first got your power with all your experiences and memories in an organized and easily accessible manner when you die, and you gain limited time control. Drawback: You have no power the first time around in a world where other superpowers are rampant...

There's something similar in a novel called Mech Touch, but with mechs. The MC can design mechs and hammer out its flaws, but he openly admits there are many areas he can improve given more time, and huge mech corporations design mostly better mechs than he does except for one factor. To me...

There was a novel that I saw while browsing Girl's Love. Author explicitly stated in the synopsis that thirty-something chapters in, the MC will have a male love interest. Imagine if that wasn't there and readers waste so much time reading something that ultimately "betrayed" their expectations...

Good point about the distancing from reader input reliance. However, that seems like a lot to be implemented. I think the multi-choice proposed is something more modular that can be implemented more easily and painlessly. That said, I don't really get what you can gain from the stats you...

If it's low effort enough, people might give ratings that are just slightly more insightful rather than a flat number. Lotus's can be adapted to positive things too--like rather than dislike. Super low effort and I don't think it will put anyone off making a rating if they were going to already.

Is it possible to mimick a search function like (A AND C) OR (B AND C) with the existing system?

Compared to NU's finder, Scribble's seems a lot more limited. There are features that I miss including the various cut-off filters, like last release date, minimum word count, minimum ratings... While Sort By helps, it's not as comprehensive. For example, I always sort by Last Update, but I...

There was always that one tile in the hallways that sounded different. Each time someone stepped on it, the sound seemed to get higher and higher until your old ears couldn't hear it anymore. Your company decided to put into effect a new rule--workers could bring in their pets--to deal with the...

The reason why the majority of us are not aware that "an arrow to the knee" is an Irish expression for marriage is probably because it's not true. ------------- "That's the third one this week. They're just going to keep coming, aren't they?" the surgeon commented to his assistant as he ran...