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Should I Change Release Schedule? (Patreon)

Published:
2019-08-06 05:40:24
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2026-06

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 On that note, I've been abundantly clear when I release chapters. Would you like me to change my schedule so it's a day later? 

I won't change my personal release time at all, but as of now, most of my stuff gets released between 8pm-3am. So When I release a Tuesday chapter, it' doesn't usually appear until maybe 1 in the morning on Wednesday. 

So... if I just push everything back a day, then when I release the chapter at 1 am, you're getting a chapter as early as possibly rather than late! Eh? Eh? I mean, nothing changes, but then I'm always early instead of always late. 

Then again, when I do get a Wednesday chapter out at 8 pm on Tuesday... I'll get people confused about releases :(. I guess I can schedule those chapters so they auto release after midnight. 

Let me know if you want that. I'll throw up a poll. :/

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FailerQt

I think the current schedule is alright. However, I would vote for whatever gives you the least amount of stress.

Meh

As far as complaints go, I don't think it matters. People are going to complain no matter what you do. If I was going to make a suggestion, rather than pushing it a day forward or backward, I would say that when you start a volume in the future, be one unreleased chapter ahead of your most current releases so that you can release then at a set time and not worry about it. Like with the upcoming EPASH release. Don't release chapter 1 when you finish it. Release it on the day you start writing chapter 2. You might even want to go a few chapters ahead so there won't be any worries if something comes up. It's always a good idea to set your release schedule at 60-80% of your writing speed so you can stockpile chapters. If you release at 100% of your writing speed you will end up missing deadlines from time to time. I don't personally feel like that's a problem, but it can be really frustrating when people start complaining over petty shit like being a couple hours late. Especially when you aren't actually late and they just don't know how to tell time. It can easily affect your mood, and that can be very important for a writer. I think that's enough rambling from me...

Whatsawhizzer
>>25507121

You just described what early access is. The problem is, some people don't see early access as early access, they see it as chapters they're owed. I suppose I could write an even earlier access... but the desire to offer it for even more money or just skip if I'm being lazy would be always there. Just be happy I don't write 20 chapters ahead and tier them up to $100.