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For the record, the only person that actively handles things on Scribblehub's main site is Tony (the forum has a few mods, but they can't help out with main site issues), so like... Only he could help you out with this, and he hasn't been online since Saturday, hence why you got no replies...

JayDirex is right, the story begins on page 1~ Making or not making a prologue is up to you, but the Prologue should be directly related to the story regardless. Don't put some background info or whatever on your Prologue. That's totally boring, unnecessary and forgettable... Yes, very very...

Not a bro. Also, this is a bad suggestion. You want readers to have control over font size in order to ease their reading experience, not the other way around.

Already implemented. This seems like a solid suggestion~

There is definitely not any shadowban system. That said, your "Blood-Forged" series isn't showing on the search, which means it hasn't been approved yet. Hence why it has so few views. I'm not sure why it hasn't been approved when considering it's been a week since you first posted it. Maybe...

It looks like you used some BB Code by accident that caused it. Can you share a screenshot of the chapter in the Edit Chapter page? Like... There must be something on your text that is making it look like that. It's very similar to what Author Notes look like for one, so maybe you accidentally...

What novel?

Reporting threads made on the wrong subforums is also boring~

Well, just keep going? Writing is a hobby that demands time and attention. It's really fun, but it's also quite tiring. It's absolutely normal to feel tired after a writing session. It's like... I dunno, we all have a set amount of mental energy that we can dedicate to tasks? And writing...

Just try thinking of where you want your story to end, then slowly move towards that point. You don't need to plan out your entire story, but if you don't have at least an idea of what ending you want, then you'll be writing kinda aimlessly and it might be hard to keep any sort of long-term...

Don't make it a shoehorned in thingy? Slowly develop things to a point where a character eventually dies. You want someone to die, then lead the story in a way that the death doesn't come off as cheap and instead as something that is natural and expected. I dunno the details of your story to...

Scribblehub specifies what are the dimensions of your cover. Just follow the same dimensions that the website specifies (or the same proportions at least) and you'll always know how your cover will end up as.

I don't particularly need anyone to make a cover for me right now, but may I suggest you put some of your artwork available on this first post? Just to like, let anyone who is interested on it know what kind of art to expect and stuff, since skill level and art style may vary a lot depending on...

I don't think there is any character limit to the glossary, but I never tried checking.

Maybe just add those stuff to your novel's glossary instead if it's just a technical manual?

That would just annoy the guest users and make them less likely to use this website over another. Pop ups should generally be avoided unless it's something quite important that will only appear every now and then... Like a pop up telling you that you need to wait 24h before your story is...

This doesn't seem like the kind of thing that is intuitive enough to work out. That was only when the site was created. Tags on NU and SH are different now.

This wouldn't help productivity at all... >.> It's also kinda unnecessary when the releases are already split into multiple pages and stuff. If all releases were in a single big list like they are in Syosetu, then I could kinda get your point (which is why there is arc separation on Syosetu...

Then it was probably the anti-cheat indeed. Check again when you release the next chapter. It should appear on the frontpage this time.