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	<title>Comments on: One Chapter Ends, Another Begins</title>
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		<title>By: Ricotez</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ricotez</dc:creator>
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		<description>Your proposed system might actually work, as long as you make it clear how many pages are uploaded during every update (perhaps putting multiple comic pages on a single update page might work?) I have experienced confusing multi-page updates before (Kukuburi, which has weekly dual-page updates, comes to mind. Raine Dog, which updates one chapter at a time, has a link at the top that directly goes to the first page of the latest uploaded chapter, which is a good, working system).

Next to that, I want to congratulate you on sticking to your schedule for the first chapter. Though understandable, it&#039;s always a bit annoying for me to read a comic with an irregular update schedule, and it&#039;s a good way to lose readers early on. Hmm. Maybe I should start subscribing to RSS feeds, considering I read Dresden Codak, who sometimes updates twice in a week, and then doesn&#039;t update for two months...</description>
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<p>Your proposed system might actually work, as long as you make it clear how many pages are uploaded during every update (perhaps putting multiple comic pages on a single update page might work?) I have experienced confusing multi-page updates before (Kukuburi, which has weekly dual-page updates, comes to mind. Raine Dog, which updates one chapter at a time, has a link at the top that directly goes to the first page of the latest uploaded chapter, which is a good, working system).</p>
<p>Next to that, I want to congratulate you on sticking to your schedule for the first chapter. Though understandable, it&#8217;s always a bit annoying for me to read a comic with an irregular update schedule, and it&#8217;s a good way to lose readers early on. Hmm. Maybe I should start subscribing to RSS feeds, considering I read Dresden Codak, who sometimes updates twice in a week, and then doesn&#8217;t update for two months&#8230;
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