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Another update, with some ideas for the future

🕑 Added 2017-07-28 21:36:17 +0000 UTC

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Paul Maxey

I personally think the word count system would be the best formula to do. That way you don't have the pressure of doing 5 or 6 stories each month and as you say you could do 2 or 3 fairly long stories/chapters one month and following month if you want to do 5 or 6 short stories/chapters you can do. I think your patrons will be happy as even though they might only get 2 stories one month, if they are 10,000-15,000 words each they would be happy because they will be double or treble length. I would suggest maybe keeping a couple of the short stories back so that if you do have a month where for personal reasons you fall short of your target you can throw one of those in to make up your count. Keep up the good work and I for one love your work and think they are worth waiting for and contributing to. :) x

Neil Black

As others have indicated, please write as your inspiration takes you. Longer chapters are fine with me. In fact, I prefer it. As long as IRITF keeps coming. ;) I am going to take a look at the latest that you've just posted. If it's 'realistic', then I'm interested.

Illuminati Games

keep up the good work

larqven

I'm not really sure what to say either. I would frankly agree with Abby Gail so as to write where you feel the inspiration to do so because that will fuel your own enjoyment and even enhance productivity most likely. Granted, if you've got commissions or stories that are very popular, you must make allowances for them. I'd just hate for you to find yourself caught in the web of s system being pulled back and forth by the winds of popular acclaim. But, on the other hand, I have to admit, it was the excitement of "Falling for her Tits" which pulled me into being a subscriber. You probably need to have multiple stories going on for various tastes. But you probably do need to limit the number of projects you are working on at the same time. Many times, you might be able to end a story, but bring it back in a second story if you've come up with more ideas or if the fans are clamoring for it a year or so later?

Abby Gail

My head is reeling...... Samantha.... Why not just write as inspiration moves you then release as the stories or chapters naturally find their conclusion. If you're delivering 30K+ words per month throwing a few bones to the free riders to encourage them to step up and saving the best for the $5= patrons I don't think you're going to get any complaints. I've written some and find that often the characters end up driving the story as much if not more than I do. You write because you love it and it frees you... we love what you do... that's enough.

Umbra

Hmmm. I have an immediate response, but let me think on this and properly answer tomorrow

Sheenariel

Please go the route which feels better for yourself. Nobody will be happy if you only produce a number of words but the love begins to fade, just to put together the "winner" in a voting. I think, everyone will win if you write what is up your heart and mind at that very moment.

Illuminati Games

Awesomeness

That sounds good

Dorian Alton

Switching to word count is fine with me.

Sammynona

I'd still probably aim for divisible days like that. Either do an update on the 15th and 30th or keep it with the 10th, 20th, 30th. Depends on how many stories there would be that month

Sammynona

Thank you so much, that's awesome of you!

Zyzzyva Nineteen-Thirty-Six

I like the word count system, if it's better for you. I also like the regular updates of the current system, but, let's be honest: I don't actually track what you committed to do. I'm mostly like "hey! day divisible by 10! Stories!" and am excited for whatever. So I don't feel like I'd be missing much.

Dyamonde

this reads as if the word count system would work far better for you. if that's the case, go for it. whatever works best for you probably results in the highest quality of stories for us. Also love to hear that you joined the ranks of independent authors able to support themself by writing. Several of my favourite authors started writing as a hobby for free and over time managed to turn it into their actual job. Keep up the awesome work :)

Greg

It's fun getting a story or two a week but the stories/chapters that take longer are always with the wait. I'm perfectly happy with even getting a couple per month. I will say h though that just because of your care and commitment to your patrons I'm going to be shifting more of my patron budget over to you!

Stephen Williams

The proposed system sounds good to me. I don't think it would change the user experience much, and it would lighten your mental load and give you some peace of mind. Can't wait for the next IRITF update. Keep up the awesome work!


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