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The existence of dark and light mode makes colored text a challenge to implement. That is why I always give a disclaimer to read in dark mode at the start of my novel. Dark contrasts well with any color, and goes well with the eyes for prolonged reading. Hence the general favouritism towards...

This thread has potential.

This.

I feel baited to answer. It's obviously a scythe. But that's too obvious, so I'm going with a trail of intangible, poison mist that you can control.

If you're at an entry level, drawing with SAI is pretty good. Photoshop mainly for editing when you get to a higher level and you want your art to pop. And then Krita or other open-source art software that gives you more control over your workspace and preferences so you can increase your work...

A good example of this is the blonde haired girl from Grisaia. She can't keep up the trope well in front of a level-headed protagonist, and breaks character because of it.

I would pull the plug on that 'friendship' without much hesitation. As long as the hit job doesn't get traced back to me as evidence for a repeat of the same predicament, I'd put him down without a doubt. There's no real moral dilemma in this case. He's a third-rate scumbag with a fourth-rate...

unpopular opinion: animal crossing is the best moba out there

With the power of friendship!

An obscene number of demon lord stories :unsure:

No issues on that front, most novels I've seen on Scribblehub are usually laced with comments. Comments are not a metric on how well you're doing, mostly. It's surely nice to have acknowledgement that someone is reading your craft, but I personally write to satisfy the thoughts in my head, not...

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Percy Jackson :unsure:

There is no real alternative. Buuut, if I had to choose. I'd go for... ...Yanderes still.

Kuuderes are autistic. Yanderes are the best.

9. Kobe Brian left the chat. Honestly though, we don't really need this. We can read online newspapers even if you don't have a copy of the local news. But good effort.

Off tangent talk, I like those that point out plot holes. It makes me happy that people pay attention. They're like mini editors in a sense, even though the way they have their questions structured make them feel 'demeaning', more often than not.

Google "lingojam". There's ton of font generators you could use. Or "Corrupted text generator".