...yes, I know I probably should have gone for a 5% increase on the Ko-Fi goal percentage. But the last go-round established that there's a chance to get 3%, and I was reluctant to push past that. Maybe if we do this again in July. Morbius has been suggested for the next session, and I'm sure people have a few other possibilities in mind. Always
In the present... cabin fever. With the Ponicon drive ongoing, I can't really do much of anything for what may be a full year. Going anywhere is out of the question, because I may need to save every penny I can find -- literally -- to close any potential remaining Tokyo gap. If that theoretical gap is at a percentage I can try to cover.
Also, don't forget that the 100k word novel that you've been pouring all your creative energy into for months will never get as many likes as the thousand-word bagatelle you knocked off in one lazy hour.
If even you're going through it, I think we can consider this one Spike-mailed and filed in the Canterlot Archives.
Lesson Negative One?
(Wait. If they were written later, you wouldn't have been able to use them for building up your readership and -- okay, I have not slept enough for this level of paradox.)
1161299 Oh, yes. I'm blessed to have a number of followers, but the unexpected side effect of someone (Bradel) writing fanfic about one of my early pieces (which I then linked to in a new blog entry) was that I got a spike of traffic on my own old story, which my new readers hadn't read until I brought their attention to it. There's just so much content on this site. You can hardly keep up with it going forward, much less backtracking.
LIES! ALL L IES!
Also, don't forget that the 100k word novel that you've been pouring all your creative energy into for months will never get as many likes as the thousand-word bagatelle you knocked off in one lazy hour.
Say "La vie."
tis false. Your junk mail fic was soooooooooooooooooo good, i expect another one. Meanwhile, i shall read your other stories
Followers typically don't go back, it's true. Sometimes I wish some of my stories were written later when more people would notice them.
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If even you're going through it, I think we can consider this one Spike-mailed and filed in the Canterlot Archives.
Lesson Negative One?
(Wait. If they were written later, you wouldn't have been able to use them for building up your readership and -- okay, I have not slept enough for this level of paradox.)
1161299
Oh, yes. I'm blessed to have a number of followers, but the unexpected side effect of someone (Bradel) writing fanfic about one of my early pieces (which I then linked to in a new blog entry) was that I got a spike of traffic on my own old story, which my new readers hadn't read until I brought their attention to it. There's just so much content on this site. You can hardly keep up with it going forward, much less backtracking.
Sometimes it does! I got caught up in "Triptych", and ended up reading all the rest of your stuff.