Stupid Question: Followed Authors Feed

[petrichor_musings]

Hey, I've been a casual scribblehub reader for a while & finally decided to start making use of an account & following authors. Stupid question: is there a way to see a feed of stories from authors you've followed?

 

[Representing_Tromba]

I am not sure entirely what you mean. You can see all the stories each author you follow has under the series tab on their profile page. You can also view the stories you follow on your reading list.

 

[Deleted member 84247]

If you have their stories in your reading list, you can turn on notifications for that reading list.

 

[Piisfun]

As stated, what you are looking for is the reading list; it is done by story, not by author.

Following an author will send a notification if they start a new series, though, so it is useful.

 

[petrichor_musings]

As stated, what you are looking for is the reading list; it is done by story, not by author.

Following an author will send a notification if they start a new series, though, so it is useful.

Interesting, thank you! Gotta say I prefer to follow authors - I tend to read shorter stories & that makes the most sense to me.
I'm also unfortunately the kind of reader who likes to only read finished stories, not chapter by chapter as it comes out. Blame our poor memory :P

I am not sure entirely what you mean. You can see all the stories each author you follow has under the series tab on their profile page. You can also view the stories you follow on your reading list.

Can you view the authors you follow in aggregate? Even just a list of which ones were following. A combined feed of all their new stories would be ideal, but sounds like that's not really a thing other than notifs.

 

[Arkus86]

Can you view the authors you follow in aggregate? Even just a list of which ones were following. A combined feed of all their new stories would be ideal, but sounds like that's not really a thing other than notifs.

On your Profile Page, just click the hyperlink next to "following"

 

[Corty]

Yes, everything is more is explained here:


https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/tutorial-for-new-users-of-scribble-hub.13141/