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Fox is the dog hardware running cat emulator.

You would make a terrible con man.

This is what happens when the large corporations try to monetize the amateur web novels. An inexperienced writer could still have unique ideas, even if the story sucks. However, once the corporate authority steps in, the originality is gone because they are only interested in what their...

I got it only two or three times, personally, and people occasionally complain about it on Reddit too. Nor sure how common it actually is, but their moderation blocks and deletes those accounts if reporter.

They do, but are ultimately different. If you are curious about the Ender's Game, there is the movie adaptation, but it came like thirty years later and thus feels very different. I looked it up, and the movie adaptation is 2013, made with different people in mind. ... but it is still very...

I know you are never going to read this post, but I'll try anyway... There is a difference between GameLit and LitRPG (even if the difference wasn't realized when the GameLit was conceived) And those have two different audiences. In GameLit, there is a story about a game. The Ender's Game...

Upside: Longer the story, higher the chance to be noticed by the sheer chance, and thus more readers. Downside: Longer the story, more noticeable the attrition too, as you are going to lose those numerous readers as the story goes on.

They are on AO3 as well.

Some are, but not all. For the social networks, Twitter, and Facebook, and YouTube, most if not all of their revenue comes from advertising, since there is such a thing in advertising as projected reach where you could estimate how many people would see (and click) your ads. For the social...

That outfit though...

So, are you bragging or complaining?

There are no cats on the Internet.