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They mean you run off on a tangent and that the message you're trying to convey is unclear.

Cliche title (screaming isekai), big, busty anime girl front cover, good synopsis, and finally good story. Not sure about the last two, but definitely the first two.

Yes, Tony owned both, while Tencent owned your souls. :blob_okay:

You have to edit your story to manually add it.

Welcome to Scribble Hub Forum! Nice avatar also. :blob_okay:

More of a gimmick than an actual good request. I would like the ability to publish "unlisted" chapters. Maybe the ability to send a draft for others to view before publishing. I know that you can just copy-paste stuff into the doc and sent it, but more option for the in-site function, the...

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Yes, I believe it's new stuff.

They got ported from Novel Update. I can't find the list of comprehensive explanation about them so you're out of luck for this one.

Re: does not stand for 'reincarnated' but 'regarding' so you'll be looking for a deconstruction of a genre most of the time.

Write first, edit later. If you come back after a while to edit, you'll know what you're trying to achieve with the chapter without being on single-minded track.

It's baki alright?

You ponder a lot; are you going to achieve enlightenment soon? :blobthumbsup:

I also did that. To be fair, that story still isn't finished, and it's bad... but I never ran out of my passion writing it, even though I came back to it and cringe at its trash quality.

Author is more intuitive, well-defined, and generally has no negative impression like Scribbler. Scribbler is an author who is bad at their craft, per definition of Cambridge.

This would create a paradox of never-ending escalation of expectation and "not enough" mentality. You should never shackle yourself from using your best idea ever. Because as you learnt more and experienced more, you can always come back to rewrite, but you'll probably get even a better idea...

Not editing. Not proofreading after editing. Not caring about grammar. Not listening to criticism. Not doing proper research. Not planning a proper ending. World-building too much. Info-dump. Boring exposition. Irrelevant information. Bad dialogue. Sad formatting, and finally— procrastination.