Tether 9
Jan 23, 2016
In this series I try how it works with short and frequent uploads. I post one drawing a day as long as I have material for it.
It works well for me when I create it. And it is very easy for me to follow the "storyline" as I already have a pretty good inside scoop on how things will play out. But I'm not sure how well it works for the people who happen to read it. How would you preffer it? Frequent single page updates, or less frequent updates with more pages (like 5 pages once a week?).
Anyway, a big thank you to everyone who have subscribed to this or any of my other series. I really appreciate it!
TekToy
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I'd vote for multiple pages in one go, since it allows for better reading continuity, but that's just me.
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